Dear Sir, 12/10/08 I am writing to complain about the behaving of one of your employees. I want to inform you about that I was treated really rudely by a shop assistant at your department store the day before. I was doing my shopping at your department store yesterday after I came from work and I got into a rude conversation with your employee after I did not remember my credit card pin-code and tried to pay in cash after that. But except a pleasant smile, I got insulted and told that I should know if I do have money on my credit card or not. Concerning how pleasant the
However, the hotel turned out to be small and old and it was situated close to a very busy street, furthermore, very far from the ocean. It took 40 minutes to walk to the beach. Moreover, there was a balcony instead of a terrace in my room. In addition, the staff of the hotel neglected their duties. I had to ask three times for new bed linen and when I asked for a wake-up call at 6 o'clock, I was woken up at 9 o'clock. When I complained about it, a receptionist treated me very rudely. Secondly, the choice of food served at the hotel restaurant was very limited. There were hardly any traditional Spanish dishes, although your travel agent said that holidays at Oceanic Hotel is a perfect opportunity to try delicious Spanish cuisine. I am also extremely disappointed with the coach tour that you advertised in your leaflet. The tour was organized, however, no guide was provided. I expect a full refund of my holidays and an apology for your not fulfilling the
Non-Continuous Verb THE TABLE IS HEAVY. · She is weighing herself. Normal Verb SHE IS DETERMINING HER WEIGHT. Some Verbs Can Be Especially Confusing: to be: · Joe is American. Non-Continuous Verb JOE IS AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. · Joe is being very American. Normal Verb JOE IS BEHAVING LIKE A STEREOTYPICAL AMERICAN. · Joe is being very rude. Normal Verb JOE IS BEHAVING VERY RUDELY. USUALLY HE IS NOT RUDE. · Joe is being very formal. Normal Verb JOE IS BEHAVING VERY FORMALLY. USUALLY HE IS NOT FORMAL. NOTICE: Only rarely is "to be" used in a continuous form. This is most commonly done when a person is temporarily behaving badly or stereotypically. It can also be used when someone's behavior is noticeably different. to feel: · The massage feels great. Non-Continuous Verb THE MASSAGE HAS A PLEASING FEELING. · I don't feel well today
Did you like school? What school did you go to? 7. What did you use to do after school? 8. What do your parents do? 9. What do you like most about your parents? What do you dislike about them? 10. Do you live together with your grandparents? Do you sometimes help them? What do you do? 11. What kind of people do you hate? 12. What do you like about your character? What would you like to change? 13. Which do you prefer working with papers or people? 14. If someone speaks rudely to you, will you answer back rudely? Very politely? Not answer at all? 15. What do you mostly spend your pocket money on: sweets? Books? Records? Cassettes? The cinema? 16. How many friends have you got? 17. Do you make a distinction between mates and friends? 18. What do you usually do with your friends? 19. Do you make friends easily? 20. Are you a loyal friend? 21. Do you think old people should live by themselves or together with their children? Why? 22
everyone what they would do if the war ended suddenly. Kropp says the war will not end, but Müller persists. Kat mentions his wife and children. The younger men mention women and getting drunk. Haie says that he would become a noncommissioned army officer since digging peat, his old job, is such a terrible occupation. Tjaden states that he would concentrate on getting revenge on Himmelstoss. Detering says that he would return to his farm. Himmelstoss approaches the men, who rudely ignore him. He orders Tjaden to stand, but Tjaden moons him in response. Tjaden rushes off to hide before Himmelstoss returns with the authorities. Müller continues with his questions. They calculate that there are only twelve men left out of the twenty from their class who joined the army. Seven are dead, four are wounded, and one went insane. They mockingly recite questions that Kantorek shot at them in school. Paul cannot imagine what he will do after the war
- Sotsiaalne (120 350) ruumivöönd - Avalik (350 - ) ruumivöönd Hall: erinevates kultuurides erinevad tegevused erinevates vööndites (näiteks sotsiaalne suhtlus võib sisaldada puudutamist).Samas võiks ka öelda, et vööndite pikkused erinevad. W.H. Auden: Thirty inches from my nose The frontier of my person goes All the untilled air between Is private pagus or demesne. Stranger, unless with bedroom eyes I beckon you to fraternize Beware of rudely crossing it. I have no gun, but I can spit. Isiklik ruum ameeriklastel umbes 60 cm kuni 1 meeter, prantslastel (ladinlastel) pool sellest, araablastel paar tolli (peab saama hingeõhku tunda usalduse küsimus). Individualistidel distantsid pikemad kui kollektivistidel. (Samas: kollektivism/individualism erinevatel tasanditel individuaalne, perekond. Ühiskond nt eestlased on perekondlikul tasandil pigem kollektivistid see väljendub ka koduses ruumikäitumises).
" He winked. At that I had to laugh, though the sound was shaky and breathless. "Are you all right?" he asked tenderly, reaching out slowly, carefully, to place his marble hand back in mine. I looked at his smooth, cold hand, and then at his eyes. They were soft, repentant. I looked back at his hand, and then deliberately returned to tracing the lines in his hand with my fingertip. I looked up and smiled timidly. His answering smile was dazzling. "So where were we, before I behaved so rudely?" he asked in the gentle cadences of an earlier century. "I honestly can't remember." He smiled, but his face was ashamed. "I think we were talking about why you were afraid, besides the obvious reason." "Oh, right." "Well?" I looked down at his hand and doodled aimlessly across his smooth, iridescent palm. The seconds ticked by. "How easily frustrated I am," he sighed. I looked into his eyes, abruptly grasping that this was every bit as new to him as it was to me
medical students the shortest white coats, while residents in training get medium length coats, and attending physicians have the longest white coats. In hospitals where nurses are aware of this hierarchy, they rarely question the orders of "long coats"; but when interacting with "short coats," hospital staffers make alternative medical diagnosis and therapy suggestions openly-and sometimes rudely. Author's note: This Reader's Report makes an important point: In hierarchical organizations, not only are those with authority status treated respectfully, those without such status are often treated disrespectfully. As we saw in the present account and as we will see in the next section, what one wears can signal to others which form of this treatment seems deserved. Clothes
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