Professional Interview Language – Engleski za rad u policiji B2
Professional Interview Language
Stručan i neutralan razgovor. Kratka lekcija sa stručnom terminologijom, gramatikom i interaktivnim testom.
Ključni izrazi
- non-leading — nesugestivan
- rapport — odnos poverenja
- clarification — pojašnjenje
- verbatim — doslovno
- voluntary — dobrovoljan
Prevedi izraze, zatim ih upotrebi u sopstvenim rečenicama.
Indirect questions
U indirektnom pitanju nema inverzije kao u direktnom.
Primeri u kontekstu
- The interview was interpreter-assisted because of a language barrier.
- The person gave an uncertain recollection of the time.
- A rights notification must reflect the rules of the relevant jurisdiction.
Razlikuj opisanu činjenicu od pretpostavke i uvek vodi računa o profesionalnom tonu.
10 izraza koje treba da naučiš
Engleski izraz i značenje na srpskom. Fokus je na razumljivoj, preciznoj profesionalnoj komunikaciji.
Test: rečnik i gramatika
Izaberi jedan odgovor. Nakon provere, uz svako pitanje prikazuje se objašnjenje na srpskom.
1. A _____ question does not suggest the desired answer.
2. The officer stated that he ___ the item.
3. Professional _____ can support clear communication.
4. The interviewer requested _____ about a sequence of events.
5. The official said the investigation ___ ongoing.
6. The report noted the witness's words _____ where appropriate.
7. The statement was described as _____ in the record.
8. She confirmed that the report ___ ready.
9. The interview was _____ because of a language barrier.
10. The person gave an uncertain _____ of the time.
11. They said they ___ provide an update later.
12. A _____ must reflect the rules of the relevant jurisdiction.
13. The interview began with an _____ about the person's account.
14. The lawyer asked whether the witness ___ the note.
15. A neutral _____ explored an earlier answer.
Rešenja za samostalno učenje (bez JavaScripta)
- non-leading
- had received
- rapport
- clarification
- was
- verbatim
- voluntary
- was
- interpreter-assisted
- recollection
- would
- rights notification
- open question
- had read
- follow-up