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Expresa distancia y emplea el "estilo indirecto" en Inglés

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The boss comes to the office, closes the door, sits down and starts to tell me about the mistake in the inform. He told me the numbers were inflated and the concepts were incorrect. He couldn´t showed it to the management. My answer was something like: Boss, that inform was not mine. Actually, the inform was made by the entire area.
**Practice:** Hello every one, this leter is send to you due to an urgent unespected emergency. As you all know, in the launcher pad, there is a big elevator to get to the rocket gate. Well, the rule book especifies: the elevator sall not start ascending untill the gates are completely closed, and no thing is stuck in the gates or partially outside of the elevator. But a mistake was made, now the elevator is damaged and if someone wants to go up it will not be posible until tomorrow at 10:00, past midday.This implies that the flight 'll pospossed, and there could be a cut out of funds. The important thing is that we should pay more attention before putting things in motion. We hope this don't happen again. PostScript: If someone wonders the elevator damaged the coffe machine on fall.
### **Techniques for creating emotional distance** 1. **Avoid first-person pronouns:** * Instead of saying "I broke the coffee machine," say, "The coffee machine was broken." 2. **Use generalizations:** * Use "one" or "you" to generalize the situation. * Example: "One should not put milk in the water place of the coffee machine." 3. **Use the passive voice:** * Focus on the action rather than the person responsible. * Example: "The coffee machine was broken." 4. **Choose “that” over “this”:** * Use “that” to create distance when discussing ideas or concepts. * Example: “That idea was not mine.” 5. **Use hedge words:** * Hedge words (like “insignificant”) allow vagueness and avoid specifics. * Example: "The change was insignificant." ### **Example phrases to create emotional distance** * **Generalization and distancing:** * "One should not arrive late." * "We need to work harder next time." (Shifts responsibility from “I” to “we.”) * **Separating from responsibility:** * "I did not come up with those ideas." * "I guess I should have seen it coming." (Implying room for future improvement.) * **Using passive voice:** * "A mistake was made on your order." (Avoids specifying who made the mistake.) * "It was considered to be a good idea." (Implying past consensus without personal involvement.) * "The platform was taken down by the bug." (Focuses on the bug, not who created it.) ###
Hey Santa, I have to tell you something... Yesterday, when you leave the computer stopped working. I try fix it but I couldn't. At the office we thougth that to reset was the best idea but now it dosen't turn on
1\. "I will never forget this experience," she said. She said that \_\_she wouldn’t forget that experience. \_\_\_\_\_\_. 2\. "We have decided to cancel the event," they announced. They announced that they had decided to cancel the event \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. 3\. "You are always so helpful," he told her. He told her that \_she was always very helpful\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. 4\. "I am going to start a new job next week," she said. She said that she will start a new job the following week.
I made a huge mistake in a transaction, so in an attempt to cover myself up, I said something like, 'There was a little miscommunication with the client, and the transaction wasn’t completed on time.'