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Согласно знаменитому афоризму, именно речь отличает человека от животного. А красивое и грамотное повествование, которое буквально льётся из уст оратора, отличает образованного человека от посредственности.

Одним из способов разнообразить свою речь, сделать её плавной и естественной являются вводные слова в английском языке. О том, что такое вводные слова, зачем они нужны и как умело использовать английские клише, мы и поговорим в данной статье. Let's roll

Вводные слова в английском языке - что это?

Английские вводные слова (parenthesis) - это особые речевые конструкции, которые используются для выражения личного мнения говорящего о том, что он говорит, а также для связи одного предложения с другим.

В русском языке, как правило, такие слова выделяются запятыми. Кстати, "как правило" из прошлого предложения - это и есть вводные слова. Равно как и "кстати". Без вводных слов речь становится сухим бессвязным набором фактов, поэтому обоснованное разбавление текста вводными словами делает её более яркой, эмоциональной и живой. Вводные фразы зачастую используются в начале предложения, чтобы связать его с предыдущим, а также в середине или конце, чтобы придать выражаемой мысли определённый оттенок.

Постарайтесь запомнить следующие вводные слова на английском, которые помогут выразить своё мнение:

I must admit, he knows his oats. - Должен признать, что он знает своё дело.

It seems that he was very upset. - Кажется, он был сильно расстроен.

As far as I know ... - Насколько мне известно ...

As far as I know, she is single. - Насколько мне известно, она не замужем.

Frankly speaking ... / To tell the truth ... - Откровенно говоря ... / По правде ...

Frankly speaking, I don't really like your boss. - Откровенно говоря, мне не очень-то нравится твой начальник.
To tell the truth, this is not my cup of tea. - Говоря по правде, это не моё.

In my opinion, that was the best show ever! - По моему мнению, это было лучшее шоу всех времён!

It goes without saying ... - Безусловно...

It goes without saying that your mom cooks really well, but my wife does it better. - Безусловно, твоя мама готовит очень хорошо, но моя жена - лучше.

I think, he should go to college. - Я думаю, ему следует пойти в колледж.
I believe, that was the last train. - Я считаю, это был последний поезд.
I guess, we were late. - Я полагаю, мы опоздали.

Читайте также: Основные разговорные фразы на английском с переводом

А теперь обратимся к английским клише, помогающим связать мысль с предыдущим предложением:

Actually ... - Действительно ... / На самом деле ... / Так-то ...

It's not your business, actually. - Это не твоё дело, вообще-то.

James has bought a new car, moreover, it's Ferrari. - Джеймс купил новую машину, более того, это Феррари.

In any case ... / Anyway ... / Either way ... - В любом случае ... / Как бы то ни было ...

In any case, we'll have fun. - В любом случае, мы повеселимся.
Anyway, let's solve the problems on they occur. - Как бы то ни было, давайте решать проблемы по мере их поступления.
Either way, it's a great job. - В любом случае, это классная работа.
Это интересно! Разница между Either, Neither и Both
Indeed, it was Frodo's greatest adventure. - И вправду, это было величайшее приключение Фродо.

Besides, he spent ages looking for the perfect wedding ring. - Кроме того, он потратил вечность на то, чтобы найти идеальное обручальное кольцо.

In other words, Jenny just wanted to dance in a beautiful dress. - Другими словами, Дженни просто хотела потанцевать в красивом платье.

By the way, it was your last chance. - Кстати, это был твой последний шанс.

Luckily for us, the shop was open. - К счастью для нас, магазин был открыт.
Fortunately, its working hours were 24/7. - К счастью, он работал 24/7.

Unfortunately, they didn't have any time for shopping. - К несчастью, у них совсем не было времени на шоппинг.

However, no one ever saw Gregory and Mandy in one room. - Однако, никто никогда не видел Грегори и Мэнди в одной комнате.

Nevertheless, Americans insist on stepping the Moon first. - Тем не менее, Американцы настаивают на том, что ступили на Луну первыми.

On the one hand, ... , on the other hand, ... - С одной стороны ... , с другой стороны ...

On the one hand, it's a great opportunity to prove your right, on the other hand, it costs a lot of money. - С одной стороны, это классная возможность доказать свою правоту, с другой стороны, это стоит кучу денег.

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И последняя группа английских вводных слов, которая поможет подытожить всё сказанное:

In conclusion, we may say that parenthetical words are very useful. - В заключение, мы можем сказать, что вводные слова весьма полезны.

It turned out that ... - Оказалось, что...

It turned out that nobody knew about his birthday. - Оказалось, что никто не знал о его Дне рождения.

Try to keep a healthy way of life and you'll live longer, after all. - Постарайтесь поддерживать здоровый образ жизни и вы проживёте дольше, в конце концов.

Аs a result, hurricane Catherine has destroyed many houses. - В результате, ураган Катрина разрушил много домов.

Finally, Harry and Hermione reached their destination. - Наконец, Гарри и Гермиона добрались до места назначения.

In short, they have come to a compromise. - Короче говоря, они пришли к компромиссу.
In a nutshell, she fell in love with her step-brother. - Короче, она влюбилась в своего сводного брата.

In a word, there was a spectacular event. - Одним словом, это было зрелищное мероприятие.

Представленные выше вводные фразы на английском помогут сделать любой текст более живым. Чтобы понять, как органично вплетать их в свою речь, рекомендуем почитать информационные статьи на нашем ресурсе, а также посмотреть примеры выступлений TED talks в разделе Видеопрактикума.

Не бойтесь экспериментировать! Поставьте себе цель каждый день использовать как минимум три новых английских клише. Уже через месяц ваши диалоги станут более интересными, moreover, вы станете лучше понимать живой английский разговор!

Get more talkative! Get more English!

Большая и дружная семья EnglishDom

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This important job interview question has a way of making candidates blurt out their life stories. But that isn't what potential employers want to hear.

Carole Martin, Monster contributor

It's one of the most frequently asked interview questions: "Tell me about yourself." Your response will set the tone for the rest of the interview-no pressure! This question can be paralyzing, leaving you wondering what it is the interviewer really wants to know. Do they want to know what you did at your last gig? Your soft skills? How you named your cat? Actually, none of the above.

Here's a little secret: When an interviewer says, "Tell me about yourself," he or she really wants to know how your experience is pertinent to the job you're interviewing for.

Eleanor dreaded this question. When it was the first one asked at her interview, she fumbled her way through a vague answer, not focusing on what she could bring to the job.

"I'm happily married and originally from Denver," she began. "My husband was transferred here three months ago, and I've been getting us settled in our new home. I'm now ready to go back to work. I've worked in a variety of jobs, usually customer service-related. I'm looking for a company that offers growth opportunities."

The interview went downhill after that. She had started with personal information and gave the interviewer reason to doubt whether she was an employee who would stay for very long.

She's married, and when her husband gets transferred that means she has to leave; she did it once and can do it again.

She has some work experience with customers but didn't emphasize what she did.

She is looking to grow. What about the job she is applying for? Will she stay content for long?

Responding to this free-form request successfully comes down to three things: focus, script and practice. You cannot afford to wing this answer.

Focus

Define what you do as it relates to the job, think about three to five past experiences that are relevant to the job at hand and try to quantify in terms of time, money or people. Then list three to five strengths you have that are pertinent to this job (experiences, traits, skills, etc.). All of this adds up to the message you want the interviewer to know about you when you leave.

Eleanor is strong in communications and connecting with people. She has a strong background and proven success with customer relationships. Her real strength is her follow-through. She prides herself on her reputation for meeting deadlines.

Script

Write out a script that includes the information you want to convey. Begin by talking about past experiences and proven success:
"I have been in the customer service industry for the past five years. My most recent experience has been handling incoming calls in the high tech industry. One reason I particularly enjoy this business, and the challenges that go along with it, is the opportunity to connect with people. In my last job, I formed some significant customer relationships resulting in a 30 percent increase in sales in a matter of months."
Next, mention your strengths and abilities:
"My real strength is my attention to detail. I pride myself on my reputation for following through and meeting deadlines. When I commit to doing something, I make sure it gets done, and on time."
Conclude with a statement about your current situation:
"What I am looking for now is a company that values customer relations, where I can join a strong team and have a positive impact on customer retention and sales."
Practice

Practice with your script until you feel confident about what you want to emphasize in your statement. Your script should help you stay on track, but you shouldn't memorize it-you don't want to sound like a broadcast news announcer or a robot. You want to sound natural, like a real person that people would like to have in the next cubicle or talk to at the happy hour.

Even if you're not asked this type of question to begin the interview, this preparation will help you focus on what you have to offer. You will also find that you can use the information in this exercise to assist you in answering other questions. The more you can talk about your product-you!-the better chance you will have at selling it.

Prepare additional answers

It doesn't matter what industry you're in or what stage of your career you're at-the job interview is nerve racking every single time. The secret to keeping your anxiety at bay is crafting answers in advance. Could you use some help? Join Monster today. As a member, you'll get interview insights, career advice, and job search tips sent straight to your inbox. From relatively common questions like, "Why should we hire you?" to trickier ones like, "Why do you want to leave your current job?" you'll learn how to devise smart, thoughtful answers that will serve you well as you move forward in your career.

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