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The messages which we think we are transmitting are often not the
ones which others actually read in our appearance. Get someone else to
evaluate you. Then, independently evaluate yourself and compare your
appearance profiles.
Do not expect the message which you are sending out to correspond to
your real life situation. The presentation of self is the act of creating a public
fiction about a character who happens to have your name. The only thing that
matters is whether the fiction which you project is the one which you want the
world to read.
Glossary
thing or situation an undercover cop: a detective in disguise
we are at it all the time: we do it all
in fleeting: swift and temporary
ephemeral surmounted the initial hurdle of. … : managed to overcome
their first obstacle of … sparsely populated: with not many people
about
a dodgy looking character: a suspicious looking person
muggers: people who attack and rob others (usually pedestrians)
con-men: 'confidence men', people who trick or cheat people by
playing on their good faith or confidence
garment: an article of clothing
this scheme of things: this particular way of organizing orlooking at life
a graduated scale: a scale with degrees of measurement which
increase/decrease gradually
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IV. PARTICIPATION DRILLS
1. Practise the following dialogues. Pay attention to the most frequent
ways of making requests.
1
− I’d like to have these shoes repaired, could I? The heels are worn
down.
− Yes, new heels are to be put on here.
− Will you repair the shoes while I wait?
− I’m very busy now. You can pick up your shoes tomorrow.
− At what time?
− Any time.
− How much will it cost?
− 6 dollars. What’s your name, please?
− Trosh.
− How do you spell it?
− T – R – O – S – H
− All right. Here’s your slip. You’ll pay tomorrow when getting the
shoes.
− Thank you.
2
− Do you do alterations?
− Yea, we do.
− I’d like to have these trousers shortened.
− All right. How many inches?
− Not more than two.
− OK, but I’d like to see trousers on you. Could you try them on?
− Sure. Just a minute. And when can I take them back?
− They will be ready on Monday.
The messages which we think we are transmitting are often not the IV. PARTICIPATION DRILLS ones which others actually read in our appearance. Get someone else to evaluate you. Then, independently evaluate yourself and compare your 1. Practise the following dialogues. Pay attention to the most frequent appearance profiles. ways of making requests. Do not expect the message which you are sending out to correspond to your real life situation. The presentation of self is the act of creating a public 1 fiction about a character who happens to have your name. The only thing that − I’d like to have these shoes repaired, could I? The heels are worn matters is whether the fiction which you project is the one which you want the down. world to read. − Yes, new heels are to be put on here. − Will you repair the shoes while I wait? Glossary − I’m very busy now. You can pick up your shoes tomorrow. thing or situation an undercover cop: a detective in disguise − At what time? we are at it all the time: we do it all − Any time. in fleeting: swift and temporary − How much will it cost? − 6 dollars. What’s your name, please? ephemeral surmounted the initial hurdle of. … : managed to overcome − Trosh. their first obstacle of … sparsely populated: with not many people − How do you spell it? about − T–R–O–S–H a dodgy looking character: a suspicious looking person − All right. Here’s your slip. You’ll pay tomorrow when getting the muggers: people who attack and rob others (usually pedestrians) shoes. − Thank you. con-men: 'confidence men', people who trick or cheat people by playing on their good faith or confidence garment: an article of clothing 2 this scheme of things: this particular way of organizing orlooking at life − Do you do alterations? a graduated scale: a scale with degrees of measurement which − Yea, we do. increase/decrease gradually − I’d like to have these trousers shortened. − All right. How many inches? − Not more than two. − OK, but I’d like to see trousers on you. Could you try them on? − Sure. Just a minute. And when can I take them back? − They will be ready on Monday. 49 50
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