1. He (think) that we are studying now. 2. These flowers (smell) terrific.
3. Henry (understand) Italian well.
4. this milk (taste) funny. I won’t drink it.
5. Diana (want) to come over now. Is that all right?
6. There’s a spider in the corner. I (hate) them.
7. I (hear) you, but I can’t understand what you are saying.
8. Please give me that book. It (belong) to me.
9. Moshe (believe) you, but I know that you are lying.
10. I (think) that we will get a discount because Talia (know) the
manager.
1. Finally, if a non-police negotiator IS BEING USED and you decide to go tactical, that person may be reluctant (or may refuse) to participate in a tactical response and may alert the subject by changing or disrupting the negotiations.
Наконец, если ИСПОЛЬЗУЕТСЯ не полицейский переговорщик, и вы решите перейти на тактический подход, этот человек может неохотно (или может отказаться) участвовать в тактическом ответе и может предупредить субъекта, изменив или прервав переговоры.
They ARE ACCUSTOMED to people coming to them and asking for help, not resisting it.
Since these people HAVE generally NOT BEEN TRAINED in negotiation, they will probably, under the stress of the situation, revert to their usual way of talking with the subject.
Они ОБЪЕДИНЯЮТСЯ к людям, которые приходят к ним и просят о , а не сопротивляются этому.
Поскольку эти люди, как правило, НЕ ОБУЧАЮТ вести переговоры, они, вероятно, в стрессовой ситуации вернутся к своему обычному общения с предметом
All negotiators HAVE HEARD stories about family members who come to the scene and say, “Let me talk to him, he’ll listen to me”
And, generally, they don’t have the mental “set” to expect demands and to deal with lying or threats if those demands AREN'T MENT.
Все переговорщики СЛЫШАЛИ истории о членах семьи, которые приходят на место происшествия и говорят: «Позвольте мне поговорить с ним, он меня выслушает».
И, как правило, у них нет ментального «настроя» ожидать требований и справляться с ложью или угрозами, если эти требования НЕ МЕНЯТЬ.
2.
I’d like TO WARN you about non-police negotiators.
Хочу ПРЕДУПРЕДИТЬ вас о переговорщиках, не являющихся полицейскими.
Even mental health professionals with experience in crisis intervention may have little TO OFFER if they have not had negotiation training
Даже специалистам в области психического здоровья, имеющим опыт работы в кризисных ситуациях, может быть нечего предложить, если они не обучение переговорам
And, generally, they don’t have the mental “set” TO EXPECT demands and TO DEAL with lying or threats if those demands aren’t ment.
Finally, if a non-police negotiator is being used and you decide TO GO tactical, that person may be reluctant (or may refuse) TO PARTICIPATE in a tactical response and may alert the subject by changing or disrupting the negotiations.
И, как правило, у них нет ментального «набора», ЧТОБЫ ОЖИДАТЬ требования и БЕЗОПАСНЫ с ложью или угрозами, если этих требований нет.
Наконец, если используется посредник, не являющийся полицейским, и вы решите ПРОВЕРИТЬ тактический ответ, этот человек может неохотно (или может отказаться) УЧАСТВОВАТЬ в тактическом ответе и может предупредить субъекта, изменив или прервав переговоры.
1. I fell and hurt myself when I was coming down the stairs. (me/myl myself)
2. I can't do anything about this problem. (something / anything/ nothing)
3. The car turned over and ended up on side. (it/their /its)
4. Someone left this bag here by mistake. (Someone / Anyone / No one)
5. I know the details because I checked them (it/you/them)
6. Some relatives of hers. live in Italy. (you/hers / me)
7. Everyone would feel the same as me in this situation. (Everyone /Someome/Neome)
8. Did you cook it yourself? (myself / yourself / themselves)
9. I couldn't find Martin's phone anywhere (somewhere / everywhere / anywhere)
10. She got some advice from her colleague. (an/some / any)
11. She created the whole thing by herself (herself / yourself / myself)
12. The presents were in their boxes under the New Year Tree. (it /its/their)
13. Nowhere in the country is as beautiful as in this place. (it / this/these)
14. They really enjoyed themselves last night. (theyselves / theirselves/themselves)
15. Whose car is that? (that / those / these)
16. The company didn't pay for her (his / her/its)
17. I can't trust anybody besides you. (somebody / anybody / nobody)
18. I'm not going to apologize because I've done nothing wrong. (something / anything / nothing)
19 Nobody could hear what I said. (Nobody / Nowhere / Nothing)
20. I met him
when we were in the same class at school. (it / his / him)
Объяснение:
Не уверена но вроде так