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Hi! how are you?

Not so good?

Okay, don't worry, today I'll try to help you

My name is Sabrina

Aww what a nice name you have, I love it!

Well, sit down, get comfortable and let's get started with this session

Okay, I'll try to calm down

Here it is! I'm so sorry, i thought I forgot my lucky earring.

It is so Important for me

I use it whenever I have to deal with a patient

Yes, it is my lucky earring

Yes, it's beautiful, thank you!

Well, we are ready, now you can start telling me what's bothering you

You've been a little bit anxious lately, okay

Can you attribute your anxiety to any recent event that has happened to your life recently?

Constant fights with your partner?

So typical, so typical

♪ ♫ hey, ho, le'ts go, hey ho, let's go ♪ ♫

Yeah, I'm listening to music

I'm SO sorry

I'm human too. Do you know how many people came before you telling me all their concerns and problems?

Ugh, my head feels like it's going to explode. I am human too.

I need to relax a bit.

Aw, it's so nice you can actually understand, thanks!

Don't worry, I'll be hearing most of what you say

Well,

You were telling me about your problems with your partner. So typical, so normal.

My eye is itching

Yeah! You noticed, yeah, these glasses don't actually have any lenses on them.

They're just for show, to look more intelectual

Yes, I can actually see, I don't need them

Well, now, can you try to describe a typical argument between you and your partner?

Oh my god! Does he says those things to you?!

Are you sure he loves you?

I don't know, If I were you, I wouldn't be so sure.

Did he say that too?

Oh my god, do you know what you should do? Tell him to go to hell!

Wait, and what did you tell him?

Okay, well, his response makes a little more sense now

Taking notes: She's also crazy.

Yes, it makes a little bit more sense what he told you

In response to THAT

But, anyways, if he's causing you any discomfort,

I would advise you, in my humble opinion and as a friend, tell him to go to hell, yeah

Aw, do you love him?

Well, yeah, mentally weak people use to be like you

And are you REALLY sure he loves you?

Because it's really silly to love somebody that doesn't love you back

Taking notes: She's silly.

Well, look

Do you know what I like to do when someone really bothers me and I can't hit them in real life?

I play videogames!

It's so cool, so therapeutic!

Session with a psychologist? Pfft.

You start playing GTA V, go around punching people on their faces

So therapeutic

YEAH, it's so violent, really violent.

And that's the good thing. Yeah.

Well, I'm giving this to you as an option, you do you.

Want to know another thing that really works for me whenever me and my partner fight?

I like to play fighthing games with him

So we grab a controller each, and start fighthing to death, for example while playing Mortal Kombat

Yeah,

As I was telling you, this is something super therapeutic, it always works for me

Yeah, it is so violent, right

But want to know what's worse? Punching each other in real life, that's something you should never do

Always through video games, that's what I like to recommend

What kind of game do I recommend? Hmm

It depends on how the fight was,

If it was a normal fight, I recommend Injustice

Yeah, It's a superhero fighting game, there are also villians,

I like to play with Harley Quinn

Yeah, because she's a psychologist just like me! I really identify with her!

Okay,

If the fight was rather violent,

and you're really angry, I recommend Mortal Kombat, as I was saying

Yeah, that one is so violent, but it helps release all the anger and stress

Good! I like it, you're starting to take my advise

If you don't then it's all in vain

Taking notes: She started taking my advise

As you might imagine, if you come here and don't do what I advise you to do, then your visit doesn't make any sense

Well, I don't know, is there anything else you want to tell me?

Yeah, I know we just started but I think I already gave you some really good solutions.

Oh, okay, so there's more

Well, you should have started by saying so

Tell me, what else is bothering you?

Work?

What's your schedule?

Five days a week, eight hours a day... well, pretty average, right?

Well, look, what can I tell you

You need to work

If not, you can start selling handmade jewelry on the streets as a hippie

Which isn't that bad of an option

Hmm, it doesn't suit you, okay

So, what can I tell you

You'll have to deal with it, sadly

It is like you work all your youth in order to have money to do cool things,

but you don't actually have any time for doing them

You can only do them when you don't work anymore , and by that time you will be old and won't have the energy

So, it is like life doesn't have any meaning, all thanks to that damn capitalism, but, oh great...

Taking notes: She's a hippie, doesn't want to work

I heard your phone ringing, yeah, that's very rude, but it's okay, it doesn't matter

If you're going to use it, I'm going to use it as well, then don't complain

Taking notes: Addicted to phone

For what I can see you have a serious addiction with your phone

No, you weren't just looking at the time, I saw you chatting

Are you chatting with your partner?

I see you're not following my advise

I told you to tell him to go to hell

Do as I tell you

Who is the psychologist here?

Right, ME!

Do as I tell you, tell him to go to hell. Block him!

You live together? It doesn't matter, block him anyways! Yeah

That's okay, now, calm down

Do you feel a little better?

Aw! How cool, I'm so happy

Yeah, I'm a really really good psychologist

But know what? I attribute it all to my lucky earring, it has powers

It really does

Shhh

Okay, let's keep on going, anything else bothering you?

Your cat got hit by a car last week?

Oh my god, is he alive? yeah?

How did it happen?

You left the door open? You're a murderer!

Mur - de - rer

Taking notes: animal killer

No, he wasn't killed, but what would have happened if he was?

If there's something that makes me sad, It's when people mess with animals

Look I would ask you to leave but I know you didn't do it because you're bad, you're just dumb

Yeah, you almost get your cat killed because you let the door open!

Okay. I'll calm down!

No, no, I won't apologize

Take responsability, it's okay for you to feel guilty!

It was your fault for leaving the door open, you should take care of your pets!

You know, all this reminds me of this episode with this one cat I had when I was little, her name was Priscila...

I know you're the client... I mean, patient!

I could hear me anyways and be a little compassionate!

Taking notes: Lack of humanity!

Okay, I won't tell you my story

No, I won't tell you, It's okay, I got mad already

Well, let's calm down, It's okay... don't worry! I forgive you for what you did to your cat!

Yeah, I know you didn't do it on purpose,but you have to close the door if you have pets!

It's okay, don't cry

We've all been dumb sometime

Yeah,

Well, I keep hearing you, if there's anything else you want to tell me, just go ahead...

Again, work

What happens?

A workmate is being nasty to you...

Look, you should apply the same advise I gave you for your partner

You, really calmly and after taking some deep breaths, you can tell him TO GO TO HELL

Yeah,

That's how you solve all problems in life

If someone bothers you, tell that person to go to hell and that's it

Yeah, it's a really good piece of advise

It has worked for me before!

Well,

Know what? I feel that your problem is that you worry too much about what others say or think about you

Am I right?

Aw, my love...

First of all, let me tell you something that will really help you

Nobody cares about what others do

They are all worried about themselves, thinking that other people are judging them

So, in the end, they are all worried about just themselves

Yeah,

Secondly, never force yourself to do something you don't really want just for what other people will think or say

Thirdly... wait, was this the third piece of advise? I always get lost with numbers

Well, thirdly, If someone bothers you, then that person shouldn't be in your life so you need to tell them to go to hell.

Yeah, it really works

I started doing it and...

it works!

Well...

Something else?

No?

Well, look, I wanted to ask you something

I've been practising something I've seen on the movies

And yeah,

I would like to try this with you

Oh, you want to know what it is beforehand, I think it's fair

I wanted to practise some kind of hypnosis with you

Aww, would you let me? how sweet!

Thank you. thank you, thank you. No, really, THANK YOU!

Well, look, here I have I have my pendulum

Do you like it?

Well, yeah, it is a Bulbasaur necklace but it will get the job done!

Do you like Pokémon?

Aww me too! I love it

Yeah, I liked it before Pokémon GO... yeah, they are all posers!

Well, I'll ask you to follow Bulbasaur with your eyes

Focus on him

Soo... I think goes something like this...

Hi...

Your eyelids grow really, really heavy

You're tired, really tired...

Yeah, follow Bulbasaur

Follow him with your eyes...

You're really, really tired...

Your eyelids are growing more and more heavy

Good...

Now, you're getting into a trance

When I snap my fingers, you're going to be under my command

Good,

Now, give me all of your money!

Give me all of your mon---

Aw, you were not under a trance! You should have told me

I was just being silly, I knew this was not going to work

Well,

If you let me, we can try one last time

Aw, thank you, how sweet!

I'm not that good at hypnotizing yet, but I think someday I will get someone to give me all their money

If you want, for now I can try to hypnotize you to sleep

There you go, focus again on Bulbasaur!

Yes, you can sleep. You can stay here all night sleeping if you wish.

Once again, focus on my pedulum... well, on Bulbasaur

Your eyes are growing tired...

Your eyes are growing tired, so so tired!

You just follow the pedulum

Good...

You're eyelids are growing so heavy, you're feeling really, really tired

Now, I'll count from 20 to 0, and by the time I get to 0, you'll already have fallen asleep

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Eighteen

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one of the founders of whatsapp says it's time to remove facebook

this after the case of analytical camps facebook is currently in serious

troubles the controversy has begun after

it came to light that camps analytics was done with the data from

millions of users of the social network now even the co-founder of whatsapp

company owned by facebook has told the world that it's time to eliminate

Facebook Ryan act one of the creators and

founders of whatsapp published in his twitter a message in which he ensures that

it's time to remove facebook without need more words

my greatest context your message matches with the terrible week the network took

social after becoming known as analytical cambridge used so

wrong your data right away we will put for all

you this brian atom tweet for that they see that it is not the end of fake news

news the moment pure news true almost none comes out in

television radio so do not worry but you can true news

we are also going to ask the producer to change the date of course for

all of you and let's keep talking about this case facebook bought guasave in the

year 2014 for the sum of 16 billion of dollars and Brian actor left the

company in 2017 after leaving facebook to tony invested 150 million

dollars on signal a platform of messaging known for its emphasis on

security and privacy facebook could face audiences and a

very rigorous scrutiny by the authorities around the world after

the analytical cambridge revelations in the united states and united kingdom the

legislators have manifested worried about this possible

security breach that facebook is refuses to call data leakage not

want to call it data leakage you It's very scary that they think that

effectively a size platform of facebook could be filtered in this

case hacked very seriously the situation by the number of millions of users that

has and even the prime minister British was interested in the case

directly I do not know if the minister British had facebook but yes what

surely have to be with the eye very position agrees or not with the

acton's suggestion we recommend that check the avs of facebook have

your personal data and disapprove all you do not recognize or flat

no longer use the informative note here news friends at the moment very

probably facebook really be by disappearing I do not think I do not think

that facebook disappears as such but Yes, it is very likely that you will start to suffer

greater restrictions than already has in itself facebook so let's start

to suffer greater restrictions on users of the platform

but also those who are going to invest there in a store or those who do

advertising or some third-party apps encourage you to have to put your batteries in

the security issue but let me share let them 'please'

share something before I retire commented that a few days ago I received a

phone call with my brother I was talking about wanting to buy a

motorcycle something similar to a motorcycle and

minutes later I started to see advertising on facebook that they were hurting me

buy a motorcycle then I say to what level we will be

intervened citizens with our smartphones or these apps from

innovative technology at what level we are intervened

we do not know the level of audio video photo the rest our data who we are

what do we do here hours that we buy and a lot of other things

at what level are groups intervened so that this facebook starts to

Starting yesterday, make a problem very serious

besides being real see you in the next note

informative news at the moment as I tell you here real pure news

can you check this note go to google go to know this the

news that in general and the pse account if we have reliable sources or if they are

fein you judge us we invite you to do it

see you in the next note informative and as I always say

until then

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Domestic Abuse Victim Gets Amazing Smile Makeover form Brighter Image Lab - Duration: 17:47.

domestic violence has become so prevalent in this country women are

dying at the hands of men daily you know women are imprisoned in their own home

there were times that I felt like that but didn't there were times that I

didn't because I'm a strong woman I'm the kind of woman that's gonna fight

back

let's do another one

guys today we're here in North Carolina and I want to show you a little bit

about this smile make over we're gonna do

I got a story that meant the world to me and it was pretty compelling and I

didn't want to leave it it was hard for us to get it fit in but it almost got

skipped a couple of times but I wanted to make this happen and what it comes

down to doing one you want to do one that matters to you and there's a reason

why we do what we do and that's why we're in North Carolina today so I

wanted to say thank you for meeting with me where did you go out looking for a

way to improve your smile or just by googling I've been trying to pick out

something for a long time but it's just so expensive you know so expensive it is

expensive there ought to be some choices you said

you're from Boston I am what brought you to North Carolina? Change. and I

would always say if I ever moved any way I wanted to move to Charlotte and I came

here and I've been here ever since I heard you had a pretty rough marriage

yeah so you're in a bad marriage in one morning you

wake up you don't have any teeth well it wasn't that one morning I woke up with

just one moment oh one second Correct yeah it's just one at the just a bad situation

Correct what do you do after what happens the next day what do you do just

like it's gonna be okay of course not

you know look at me I'm gonna tell you something right you know the law got

involved I understand on many occasions the law got involved you know it ain't

my fault I don't care what I say to you it doesn't give you the right to put

your hands on somebody you know easily you know he took away quite a bit of my

years he did something it did something to me for a while but I said I wasn't

gonna let that continue to dig away at me you know what I mean because I got

goals and aspirations but sometimes when you you look like this you know what I'm

saying oh I know I'm listening to you that's

why we're here there's gonna be a hundred thousand women at what's this

thing and a lot of those are gonna be in your same situation what are you telling

them they're in a situation psychic what I had to do is I pray that's the only

thing I can share ok that's what I had to do I had to pray and ask God

because that's my belief if everybody's beliefs may not be the same but whatever

higher power that you believe in other than this earth

you got to pray and ask for strength to go on because there's so many times that

I just I wanted to retaliate but I knew if I

retaliated I would end up either dead or in prison somewhere just bad people

correctamundo no good around you it would get real ugly sometimes it would get real

ugly but this was the last straw like these young girls that are listening and

they get into they got boyfriends that are pushing and shoving well they got to

get out see you can't see what happens is you start thinking to yourself okay

we won't work this out because I know him

one kind of a way now all of a sudden I'm seeing a different person so maybe

we're gonna try to work this I'm gonna do what I can do on my end to try to

work this out so that this can stop gotta.. I can't do that when it happens the

first time you gotta roll out just get up that's right because whatever it is

in a in a person man or woman whatever it is in a person that drives them to be

physical with somebody unless they get help for themselves it's gonna be a

continuous thing there are many support groups out here for young ladies for men

because they're men that are being abused as well there are plenty support

groups out here the bottom line is you gotta find something within yourself to

say I don't deserve this when I read your story I I felt like you were my

people like you were where I come from I come from pretty tough neighborhood too

I was in a situation where I heard a lady one time say

I won't make him do that to me again

and that never left me I hate today bothers me so bad but I hate thinking

that this lady's in North Carolina trying to do better and I thought this

is my lady this is these are my people this is the lady that I want to be on it

this is the one that I want to work for umm hmm

the case that we had is really challenging to build you a smile but I

when I stayed up I stayed up late to get it we had her live on the same street

and we're neighbors as far as I was concerned have you ever thought about

what would be different if you didn't lose your smile

what wouldn't be different

there's so many things that I could have done there's a lot of opportunities that

I think that I missed out on not feeling like I look good enough you know what I

mean I don't think that I'm a bad-looking person you know but look at

my teeth yeah you learn not to smile and what would you learn not to smile you

teach people not to smile right it makes people take different

directions in life but didn't know you know not only that you know is I've gotten

used to this but you know for a long time you know I would sit and not talk

to people and you can see people look at you it's almost like they're saying

if only she would fix her teeth you know you know people just look at you

different they look at you different you know what I mean what I love about your

story is is that yeah and then I'm getting up oh I'm getting up I'm not

staying down and I like that it means the world to me that I help people who try

to help themselves and we hope that we can help people and seeing yourself is

that person you would have been all these years who would she have been

and I's like to know you would say Ms. McGee in the Church is very awesome has to beautiful

smile cause I think they would have said that minus one guy getting mad at you

you've overcome all these obstacles and the one thing that's out of reach uh is

cosmetic dentist is just not affordable just couldn't do it might as well buy another house

exactly I didn't want you I got the feeling that if we didn't do it it

probably wasn't gonna happen and so I don't think any dentist was

gonna do it for you and I think the cost is going to be too big and I thought let

me design this for this lady I'm with you that's why we're here that's why I

wanted to come to North Carolina and I thank you so much but let's see what we

can do I don't have my gloves today so I'm going to let you grab this thing then let me

get my glasses okay excuse me so if you can let's start with that one

we just go upper upper yeah let's see what we've got Lord Feels weird to have teeth doesn't it supposed to be real tight

oh look at me for a minute. Is that right? Oh my God it's right Feels weird to have teeth doesn't it. Oh (Laughs)

It looks amazing oh my God

it looks so.... Hold on.... they can call back

Ot looks Good! it looks amazing looks like right here oh my goodness

We're doing it It looks so good! I have to say something. What?

they look amazing Let me see Chin up a little bit Oh my God!

I love it and they're white! They look good I like it! they look amazing thank you

Let me see again I love it I can smile now!

Look at that! I know I have to get used to it and that I understand

you haven't had anything there in 6 years

that's better than that any day Oh yeah

I got some teeth now! I love it!

let me ask you a question. Suppose I lose weight will that make a

difference you're going to lose weight everybody I deal with in six months or a

different person are you serious because what's happening

is I start walking they start learning they get on the internet they go out

they see people you're going to be

a different person!

I'm going to have a new attitude I love them!

Wait untill I take a picture and show my mother you look beautiful

okay you gotta get used to first I know like what I thought you know how you can

see like the gumline like what oh my goodness it's like it's fits right with my gum child it's on

You look beautiful. You look like a college professor Oh you're too much!

I love them! We're going to make it

Lord you have me crying out here No crying we're going to be happy today

let me tell you something this is awesome I know nobody has to pay that kind of

money for these Child these right here you know my mother 80 years I'm gonna get a picture we're going to take

a picture in a few minutes yeah

the people you know in the future are never gonna know the lady that got her

teeth knocked out yeah when I feel comfortable with it in my mouth already

now here's what I got to ask you some things we know we never met each other

did we never we don't know each other know we do it you never tried these on

before today this is the first time and the first and that's the truth do you

feel like they're gonna fall out no do you feel like they're loose it's like

they're too loose no they're secure they're up in there honey yeah yeah up in there yes I got one more

thing I got to ask what's that there's dentist out there all over the country

telling people they can't take their own impression they can't that's not true

you did it yourself I'm gonna tell you why because I thought

like that too I felt because I've been to the dentist before and I've been in a

situation where you got trained dentists that had to do it one or two times I'm

telling you Child I've got that look that little blue ball and that white ball

rubbed it together and and then I was kind of before I even did it I sat at the

table I was like oh my god I only got two shots let me get this thing right okay

and then the mixing part you know I was like it wasn't hard to mix it at all

then when I put it in that tray it was it was easy considering it saves people

tens of thousands of dollars you know like you could go and pay thousands of

dollars and let it Dentist do it or you can do it yourself at home and honey this

is what you get it's amazing in no time at all if you're going to learn how to

adjust yourself it'll just your wardrobe you know just your style you'll just all

these things and you're going to be able to smile to people and I guess you make

a lot of money working with the public yes you're going to be so much more confident yes talking to

people and saying hello let me tell you something we just had a big event that

came here in Charlotte and you had all kind of men that came to Charlotte you had

tall ones short ones fat ones skinny ones ugly one they was just all over the place honey

yeah I wish I had these teeth last weekend

oh yeah and then you go every tell you you look so beautiful with your smile just I'm gonna ask

you spend some time practicing smiling I promise you if you'll just get some

pictures of yourself you're gonna fall in love with them I've seen two

different people and I'm seeing a lady that deserves to smile one you have an

amazing smile thank you wait until the church sees it

lord have mercy when I roll up with these pearly whites right here let me

tell you something you have to love what you do to come this far to do this for me

little old me I think people have a purpose and if you following your

purpose things would work out you're a blessing to me I hope so the video at

first I was like nah you know I don't want to tell because everybody is going to know my

business but I don't care about that anymore I'm past all of that because if I

can do something or say something to help somebody else just like you're

helping somebody I'm gonna do it I'm thinking today the biggest thing you're

going to do is there's somebody in the situation or somebody's hitting on them

and you're they're gonna take your message and go I'm not going to get hit on anymore

I'm not going to let someone take my smile yes yes six years six years until today

but you're set I think you see you're like you're I'm just so proud of it like I

know you're going to you haven't seen yourself yet other than just a mirror

but when you get home and you're able to have conversation

you're gonna go WOW and it's gonna make you want to do all the things that you

normally pass on like it's not worth it oh that's a good enough I'll find my

people oh he's a good guy I'm telling you I see it too many times they always

come out of there they bloom and I can't wait to see you oh my god You're smile is

amazing it means the world we're gonna wrap it

up today guys there's two messages here is one just don't let anybody take your

smile I think things have a purpose and I came here for a reason and I hope that

you get that the second thing we tell them is is we're gonna put all that

behind us we're going forward oh yeah we got you've got a lot of plans you're

gonna yeah send pictures to your mom yes you're gonna be probably making Facebook post and

Instagram posts and Choir posts you know last just send me one I will I can't wait we're

gonna get some more pictures and we're gonna break it up okay the fact is it's

not so much about how great it is it's that you no longer have to worry about

it standing out I know but look at this though even if I don't do a half-smile it

is so lined up with my gum it's perfect that is perfect

yeah let's get one for mom. Hey mom! Hey! (laughs)

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How to Ask Questions HOW LONG HOW MUCH - Duration: 10:18.

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За ингээд эхэлье.

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How long vs how long time,

How much time vs how many times

Оюутан сурагчид энэ 4 хэллэгийг үргэлж андуурдаг.

Тэгэхээр ялгааг харахын тулд 3 өөр жишээг харъя.

Эдгээр асуултуудын 1нь зөв

2 нь буруу байгаа.

Бүгдээгээ хамтдаа ажиллъя

1. How long time have you been here.

2. How long have you been here.

3. How many time have you been here.

Эдгээрээс та алийг нь зөв гэж бодож байна вэ?

1-ийг сонгосон бол буруу.

2-ийг сонгосон бол зөв.

3-ыг сонгосон бол буруу.

Гэхдээ бид 3 дахь өгүүлбэрийн time+s залгавал өгүүлбэр зөв болно.

Яагаад зарим нь зөв зарим нь буруу болохыг тайлбарлая.

Хэн нэгнээс аль хэр удаан гэж асуухдаа цаг хугацааг илэрхийлж заавал how long гэж хэлнэ.

Жишээ нь: How long time have you been here.

Тухайн хүнийг энд ирээд хэр удаж байгаа цаг хугацааг асуухад хэрэглэнэ. (минут, цаг, өдөр, сар, жил).

Өөр 1 Жишээ: How long have you lived in England. Хэдэн жил Англид амьдарч байгаа хугацааг асууж бна. Хариулт нь тодорхой тоо байдаг.

5 жил. 4 долоо хоног, 2 сар

How long нь цаг хугацаа заадаг.

минут, цаг, өдөр, сар жил гэх мэт

Дахиад жишээ авч үзье:

ЧИ СПАЙНД ХЭР УДААН АМЬДАРСАН БЭ?

хариулт нь

3 жил

How long-ийн ард

ихэвчлэн

have lived гэх одоо төгссөн цагаар үйл үг хувирч орно.

Ирээдүй цагт ч өнгөрсөн цагт ч мөн адил.

Чи гэрлээд хэр удсан бэ?

Чи энд хэр удаан ажиллаж байгаа вэ?

Чи англи хэл сураад хэр удаж байгаа вэ?

Маш олон асуух өгуулбэрт энэ хэлбэр тааралдах болно.

Энэ нь их түгээмэл хэлбэр юм

HOW LONG TIME ийн талаар юу гэж бодож байна?

БИ " HOW LONG TIME HAVE YOU BEEN IN SPAIN"

ЭСВЭЛ

БИ " HOW LONG TIME DID YOU SLEEP ON THE PLANET"

ҮГҮЙ

How long-ийн ард time гэдэг үг ерөөсөө орохгүй. Тиймээс ийм хэрэглээ ерөөсөө байхгүй гээд бод.

Англи хэлэнд хэзээ ч ийм дүрэм хэрэглэхгүй.

Маш олон оюутнууд ингэж хэлдэг.

гэвч энэ нь зөв биш юм

зөв хариулт нь HOW LONG!!!

HOW LONG TIME БИШ ЮМ АА

Одоо 2- р хэсэг.

How much time болон HOW MANY TIMES

Бид how long ЗӨВ how long time БУРУУ болохыг мэдсэн.

Одоо бүгдээрээ HOW MUCH TIME-руу анхаарцгаая

Миний бодлоор олон оюутнуудын яагаад үүнд эргэлздэг нь үүгээр тайлагдах байх.

Тэгэхээр how much time

Үнэндээ бол

HOW LONG-той маш их адилхан.

аль хэр удаан гэсэн цаг хугацааг асууж байгаа хэллэг.

(цаг, мин, өдөр, 7 хоног гм...)

үүгээрээ how long -той адилхан.

ЖИШЭЭЛБЭЛ:

АЖИЛДАА ЯВХАД ХЭР ИХ ХУГАЦАА ЗАРЦУУЛАГДДАГ ВЭ?

HOW LONG гэж хэрэглэсэн ч ижил утгатай.

эсвэл

ЧИ ХЭР УДААН ХҮЛЭЭСЭН БЭ?

HOW MUCH TIME HOW YOU BEEN A LINE FOR?

ЭДГЭЭР АСУУЛТУУДЫН ХАРИУЛТУУД НЬ ЦАГ ХУГАЦАА ХАРУУЛСАН БАЙХ БОЛНО.

АЖИЛДАА ЯВХАД ХЭР ИХ ХУГАЦАА ЗАРЦУУЛАГДДАГ ВЭ?

МИНИЙ ХУВЬД 2 ЦАГ БОЛДОГ.

ЧИ ХЭР УДААН ХҮЛЭЭСЭН БЭ?

БИ 5 МИНУТ ХҮЛЭЭСЭН

ТЭГЭХЭЭР HOW LONG БОЛОН HOW MUCH TIME 2нь ОНЦЫН ЯЛГААГҮЙ ЮМ.

харин гол онцлог гэвэл харилцан ярианд бид ихэвлэн how long-г хэрэглэнэ. How long бол илүү нийтлэг өргөн хэрэглээтэй.

ӨӨРСДИЙХӨӨ ХЭРЭГЛЭЭНД ЭДГЭЭР ҮГСҮҮДИЙГ ХЭРЭГЛЭЭД ҮЗЭЭРЭЙ.

HOW LONG НЬ ИЛҮҮ ТОХИРОМЖТОЙ БАС ТҮГЭЭМЭЛ ЮМ.

ГЭХДЭЭ ИЖИЛХЭН УТГА ИЛЭРХИЙЛНЭ.

ЭНЭ БОЛ ОЛОН ОЮУТНУУДЫН ЭРГЭЛЗДЭГ БАС НЭГЭН ХЭСЭГ.

HOW MANY TIMES

HOW MANY TIMES нь HOW MUCH TIME тай огтхон ч адилхан биш юм.

HOW, TIMES, MANY гээд үгнүүд нь ижил боловч утга нь өөр байгаа.

Хамгийн түрүүнд харахад 2ууланд нь TIME гэдэг үг байгаа хэдий ч 1нд нь S дагавар байхгүй байгаа.

Бид хэзээ ч how many time гэж хэлдэггүй

заавал how many times гэж S-тэй хэлдэг

энд ялдгаануудыг нь тайлбарлая

Энэ нь та хэн нэгнээс үйл явдлыг хэдэн удаа давтсан тоо хэмжээг асууж бгаа юм.

Тиймээс та төдөн удаа гэж тоогоор хариулт өгөх асуулт юм.

Жишээ нь: 1 удаа, 5 удаа, 7 хоногт 3 удаа гм...

Жишээ нь:

Титаник киног хэдэн удаа үзсэн бэ?

Хариулт нь зарим хүмүүс 1 удаа,

зарим нь 2 удаа,

зарим нь бүр 100 удаа үзсэн байж болно.

Зарим нь 500 удаа ч байж болно.

тиймээс Титаник киног хэдэн удаа үзсэн бэ?

ӨНӨӨЛӨР ХЭЛЭН УДАА ИДСЭН БЭ?

МАГАДГҮЙ

ӨГЛӨӨНИЙ ЦАЙ, ӨДРИЙН ХООЛ, ОРОЙН ХООЛ ГЭЭД 3 УДАА ИДСЭН.

ХЭДЭН УДАА МУЗЕЙ ҮЗЭЖ ҮЗСЭН БЭ?

БИ 5 УДАА МУЗЕЙ ҮЗЭЖ ҮЗСЭН ГЭЖ ХАРИУЛАХ НЬ БАЙНА.

ТЭГЭХЭЭР HOW MANY TIMES ГЭДЭГ НЬ ХАРИУЛТ НЬ ТООЛОГДОХ БОЛОМЖТОЙ БАЙХ ЁСТОЙ БАЙХ НЬ.

ХАРИУЛТ НЬ: 1 УДАА-ONCE, 2 УДАА-TWICE, 3 УДАА-3 TIMES. 4 УДАА- 4 TIMES ГЭДЭГ

ГЭХДЭЭ 1 TIME 2 TIME ГЭЖ БОЛНО Л ДОО.

Бас 1 жишээ

ЭНЭХҮҮ БИЧЛЭГИЙГ ХЭДЭН УДАА ҮЗЭХ ВЭ?

1 удаа,

2-3 удаа,

100 удаа ч байж болно.

Олон удаа үзэх тусам бүр илүү сайн ойлгох байх.

ТА БҮХНИЙГ ОЙЛГОХОД ТУС БОЛСОН ГЭДЭГТ НАЙДАЖ БАЙНА.

Ингээд бид бүх үзсэн зүйлээ эргэн харъя.

How long нь цаг хугацаа агуулдаг.

how much time ижил хэрэглээтэй гэхдээ илүү түгээмэл ашиглагддаг.

how many times энэ нь адилхан биш, энэ нь тоологддог

Харин how long time бол ерөөсөө дүрэмд байхгүй ийм хэрэглээ байхгүй.

Дахин дахин давтах нь таныг үр дүнд хүргэнэ.

Өөр олон хичээлүүдийг манай вэб сайтруу орж сонирхоорой.

ДАРАА УУЛЗТАЛАА БАЯРТАЙ.

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The Truth About the Five Stages of Grief - Duration: 12:05.

[INTRO ♪]

There are a lot of ways to mark the passing of a loved one.

But in many modern cultures, once the funeral's over,

all that's left are too many flowers and that well-meant

soggy casserole your neighbor made for you.

Those black mourning dresses Scarlett O'Hara hated so much

have gone out of style, but grief doesn't stop

just because the public ceremony of saying goodbye is over.

Grief can be hard and lonely, and sometimes it can feel like it'll never end.

Psychologists have been trying to figure this out for over a century.

And the only good answers they've got are that

it's a totally normal process, and that it's different for everyone.

Bereavement is the technical term that psychologists use

to talk about the loss of a loved one by death.

Grief is what they call the distress caused by that loss.

And when you think about grief in a psychological sense,

the first thing that probably comes to mind is the Kübler-Ross model.

You might not recognize that name,

but it gets talked about a lot in pop culture.

You might, for instance, know it from

that Robot Chicken video of a giraffe stuck in quicksand.

Basically, the Kübler-Ross model says

we all go through five stages as we process our grief.

We start off by denying that whatever happened is real,

which helps us temporarily deal with it.

Next, we get angry.

And then, we try to bargain our way out of it,

by making a deal with God, or the universe,

or whatever we believe has the power to change what has happened.

When that doesn't work, we experience depression.

And finally, we get to acceptance.

Everything might not be okay, but we've learn to live with it.

Even if you haven't taken a psychology class,

you're probably familiar with this idea.

But you might not know where the model comes from.

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross was a psychiatrist who worked with terminally ill patients.

She helped change attitudes about dying

and encouraged people to actually talk about death.

And rather than just worrying about the salvation of the soul,

she was a strong supporter of hospice care,

which focuses on making the patients' final days comfortable

and keeping them involved in the decisions that affect them.

This is all super important stuff that has affected

how we think about people who are dying.

But she also wrote a book called On Death and Dying.

Published in 1969, it was based on interviews with over 200 dying patients.

Kübler-Ross was influenced by the work of two psychiatrists

who proposed that, after a separation or a loss,

grief was a process that involved four sequential stages.

So in her book, she proposed five stages we all go through

as we come to terms with dying.

Not while grieving for someone else, but while dying ourselves.

The book sold really well, and the five stages took off in the public's imagination.

People started applying the stages to grief even though they weren't meant to describe it.

And so, Kübler-Ross and her coauthor eventually went back

and adapted the same five stages so that they made sense for grieving, too.

But! There wasn't really any scientific basis for that adaptation.

Of course, we didn't always think of grieving as a pattern of psychological responses.

Since death is inevitable, people have been studying grief for a while.

In the 17th century, it was believed that too much grieving could be deadly.

And in the 19th century, Charles Darwin wrote about grief

and noted that monkeys and apes also seemed capable of feeling it.

Freud had something to say about it too.

In 1917, he proposed that the living had to detach their emotional energy

from the dead person and channel it into some other aspect of their lives.

He called this grief work.

And if people didn't do grief work?

He believed they had a much higher risk of developing a psychological illness

because of their supposedly pathological grief.

Yeah, Freud had… a lot of ideas, and they weren't always great.

But, of all these ideas, the Kübler-Ross model is the one that really stuck around.

Some psychologists think that its staying power

comes from the fact that it's such a good narrative.

Our brains like to organize things, and this model offers

a nice, neat progression through five well-defined stages—

and ultimately, has a happy ending.

But even though we might like the way it sounds,

psychologists nowadays have a few big issues with these five stages.

First of all, there's a lack of empirical evidence.

Many researchers argue that the interviews it's based on

weren't conducted with enough scientific rigor.

In the years since the book was published,

some studies have attempted to replicate and verify the findings.

For instance, one study published in 2007 followed 233 people over three years.

And a 2010 study looked at 614 undergraduates and surveyed them once,

all at different points in their grief.

Both studies asked the subjects to assess their grief on a scale

for disbelief, yearning, anger, depression, and acceptance.

And they all had mixed results.

The 2007 study found that acceptance was the most common reaction,

even right after death.

But after averaging all the data over time

the different stages did peak in the order that Kübler-Ross had suggested.

The 2010 study found that their results didn't support Kübler-Ross's stage theory,

but they didn't completely disprove it either.

And how much people were thinking about the loss

seemed to influence what they were experiencing more than the passing of time.

A second criticism is that the stages don't really have an underlying explanation.

There's no hypothesis for why grief would be organized

into sequential stages, what function they serve,

or how people move from one stage to the next.

On top of that, the stages are kind of random, psychologically speaking.

Some of them are emotional states, like anger and depression,

while others are cognitive processes, like acceptance and denial.

And lastly, researchers have noted that the Kübler-Ross model

seems to create problematic expectations for how grief should be dealt with.

The five stages can make people expect

to experience certain things in a certain order.

And if they don't do that, or they don't hit certain stages at all,

people might believe that they aren't coping properly.

That expectation could also lead to unhelpful support

from their social networks or health care professionals.

But psychologists aren't just critiquing the Kübler-Ross model,

they're also trying to figure out new ways to think about grief.

There's a ton of research to sift through, but there are a few prominent ideas.

The dual-process model of grief was proposed in 1999.

Developed from other studies on cognitive stress,

it suggests that the griever switches back and forth

between two patterns of behavior, called orientations.

In the loss orientation, someone spends time

thinking about the person they've lost and what life used to be like.

They might look at old pictures or tell stories,

and they'll express a lot of emotion about the loss.

In the restoration orientation, someone focuses on

the changes that need to be made.

It's more of a problem-solving state of mind.

They might work on establishing a new identity for themselves

or adjusting to do things that the deceased used to do,

like doing the dishes after you cooked.

What's unique about the dual-process model is that it suggests that

a person who's grieving switches back and forth between these two orientations

until eventually, they don't need to think about certain aspects of the loss anymore.

It's a more flexible model, with room for individual and cultural differences.

One of the best known task-based models of grief was proposed in 2008 by a

clinical psychologist with a lot of experience treating people dealing with grief.

While this one also doesn't have a ton of empirical evidence,

unlike stage-based models, it tries to account more for

people going through grief differently.

The model says that grieving is a process of engaging in four tasks—

all in no particular order.

Essentially, they include: accepting the reality of the loss,

processing the pain of the grief, adjusting to the world without the loved one,

and finding a lasting connection with them somehow.

The task-based model also points out seven factors

that can affect the individual experience of each griever,

which may help healthcare professionals understand what someone's going through.

These factors are things like their relationship to the deceased,

how the person died, or other stress that they're under.

Another prominent way of thinking about grief

identifies multiple possible grieving processes,

reinforcing that it can be very different for different people.

This idea started with a 2002 study on 205 people who lost their spouses.

The researchers tracked subjects for several years before the death until 18 months afterward.

And they used this information to identify five common trajectories of grief.

The trajectories include common grief,

in which the subjects experience a lot of depression at six months,

but not before the death or at 18 months.

There's also depressed-improved,

in which the subject experienced depression before the death,

but had largely returned to normal by six months.

In chronic grief and chronic depression trajectories,

the subject experienced many grief symptoms

and high levels of depression at six months and 18 months.

These were both associated with higher dependence on the spouse before death.

But they were distinguishable.

In the case of chronic depression,

the subject experienced depression before the death as well,

and it was associated with marital strife.

The most common trajectory was actually resilience,

in which a person experiences relatively low and stable levels of depression

before and following the loss.

Nearly half the subjects experienced this pattern.

Now, all these ideas suggest that grief can be different

depending on the circumstances and the person—

which makes a lot of sense!

Grief is really complicated.

But there's just so much research out there.

And some psychologists worry that without a tidy, unified narrative,

it will be hard to dislodge the Kübler-Ross model in the general public's mind.

The other thing to know is that there can be complications

that make grief extra hard to deal with.

For example, there's disenfranchised grief,

which is what psychologists call grief that isn't generally acknowledged by society.

Like, when someone you didn't actually know dies

or when you experience a miscarriage.

It's not as socially acceptable to feel and talk about those kinds of grief,

which can make them harder to process.

But even typical grief can become a problem.

The DSM-5, an evolving guide that professionals use to diagnose mental illness,

includes proposed criteria for Persistent Complex Bereavement Disorder.

These criteria are things like: longing for the deceased, intense suffering,

and preoccupation with the death that causes distress and impairment lasting over a year.

So if grief is such a complicated, intense experience... can therapy help?

Unfortunately, a 2008 meta-analysis published in Psychological Bulletin

found that, most of the time, grief therapy didn't seem to

significantly help the average person.

It did somewhat help the people who were having the most trouble coping, though.

Like if they're experiencing some of the complications we just talked about.

But to be clear: we here at SciShow aren't health professionals,

and everyone processes grief differently.

So even though some research says therapy might help

certain people more than others, it's not worth writing off completely.

The good news, though, is that most people can move past their grief.

Or at least, they can move past the most difficult stage of it, known as acute grief.

That's the really sucky part with all of the physiological symptoms…

where you're exhausted, your stomach feels empty, or you have a lump in your throat.

Most people seem to be able to move beyond this in three to six months.

They still miss their loved one, but they can get on with living their lives.

And plenty of researchers see establishing a lasting relationship

with the deceased as part of coping.

The thing is… grief really is a normal process.

It can be really tough on the mind, but you'll get through it okay.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

If you want to learn more about brains and why humans act the way that we do,

you can come check out our other channel SciShow Psychology, at youtube.com/scishowpsych.

[OUTRO ♪]

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Then let not winter's ragged hand deface, In thee thy summer ere thou be distill'd:

Make sweet some vial; treasure thou some place With beauty's treasure ere it be self-kill'd.

That use is not forbidden usury, Which happies those that pay the willing loan;

That's for thyself to breed another thee, Or ten times happier be it ten for one;

Ten times thyself were happier than thou art, If ten of thine ten times refigur'd thee,

Then what could death do if thou shouldst depart, Leaving thee living in posterity?

Be not self-will'd, for thou art much to fair To be death's conquest and make worms thine heir.

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