Public Statements During Incidents – Engleski za rad u policiji B2
Public Statements During Incidents
Saopštenja javnosti. Kratka lekcija sa stručnom terminologijom, gramatikom i interaktivnim testom.
Ključni izrazi
- spokesperson — portparol
- press release — saopštenje za medije
- verified information — proverene informacije
- ongoing — u toku
- privacy — privatnost
Prevedi izraze, zatim ih upotrebi u sopstvenim rečenicama.
Cautious public language
Javno saopštenje treba da bude proverljivo i oprezno.
Primeri u kontekstu
- A public appeal requested relevant information from witnesses.
- The spokesperson declined to repeat an unverified rumour.
- The journalist requested official confirmation of the report.
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. The official _____ answered media questions.
2. If additional information emerges, the team ___ revise its assessment.
3. The agency published a short _____.
4. The statement included only _____.
5. If they had documented the error, it ___ easier to review.
6. The investigation is _____, with no final outcome yet.
7. The agency protected the family's _____.
8. Unless the details are verified, we ___ publish them.
9. A _____ requested relevant information from witnesses.
10. The spokesperson declined to repeat an unverified _____.
11. Provided that consent is valid, the record ___ be shared under applicable law.
12. The journalist requested official _____ of the report.
13. The message encouraged _____ without speculation.
14. If the information were incomplete, the conclusion ___ remain provisional.
15. The communications team responded to a _____.
Rešenja za samostalno učenje (bez JavaScripta)
- spokesperson
- may
- press release
- verified information
- would have been
- ongoing
- privacy
- should not
- public appeal
- rumour
- may
- confirmation
- responsible reporting
- would
- media enquiry
