Interpersonal Transactions and Psychological Games
Interpersonal Transactions
Transactions that people use and interpersonal transactions occur between one or more states of the ego of one person and one or more states of the self by another person.
Types of Transactions
- Complementary Transaction: Occurs when the message sent by a state of self receives the expected response of a specific ego state in the other person. The tone of voice can change a response.
- Cross Transactions: A frequent source of resentment among people. When two people stare defiantly
Travel Mishaps and Discoveries in Australia
Why Did Emily Want to Go to Darwin?
9. Why did Emily want to go to Darwin and how were they going to get there?
Because she had heard it was a fun city where young people partied and celebrated after the monotony of the desert. They planned to travel in Jimmy’s car.
Why did Daniel and Emily feel bad when they returned to the car?
Because they were late, and Jimmy was angry because they wouldn’t arrive at Lammah before dark.
What happened on the way to Lammah?
They found a kangaroo, and it jumped into
Read MoreMastering English Grammar: Passive Voice, Conditionals & Vocabulary
The Passive Voice (Be + Past Participle + by)
A book is read by Mary. A book was read by Mary. A book has been read by Mary. A book is being read by Mary. A book had been read by Mary. A book will be read by Mary. A book may/might/could/should/would be read by Mary. A book is going to be read by Mary. A book will have been read by Mary.
Two Objects
Jon will buy him a book.
Direct Object (DO)
A book will be bought by Jon.
Indirect Object (IO)
He will be bought a book by Jon.
We have sent you a credit card.
Read MoreEssential English Vocabulary: Numbers, Dates, Food & Sports
Numbers and Dates in English
Ordinal Numbers:
1st FIRST 2nd SECOND 3rd THIRD 4th FOURTH 5th FIFTH 6th SIXTH 7th SEVENTH 8th EIGHTH 9th NINTH 10th TENTH 11th ELEVENTH 12th TWELFTH 13th THIRTEENTH 14th FOURTEENTH 15th FIFTEENTH 16th SIXTEENTH 17th SEVENTEENTH 18th EIGHTEENTH 19th NINETEENTH 20th TWENTIETH 21st TWENTY-FIRST 22nd TWENTY-SECOND 23rd TWENTY-THIRD 24th TWENTY-FOURTH 25th TWENTY-FIFTH 26th TWENTY-SIXTH 27th TWENTY-SEVENTH 28th TWENTY-EIGHTH 29th TWENTY-NINTH 30th THIRTIETH 31st THIRTY-FIRST
Years:
Read MoreRights, Responsibilities, and Technology: Life Insights
Becoming 18: Rights and Responsibilities
Becoming 18 is a significant turning point. As an 18-year-old, you gain more rights but also take on more responsibilities. Understanding these can help you face the future with confidence and enjoy life without trouble.
Rights and Responsibilities
- Work: You can work without special rules or parental permission.
- Property: You can rent an apartment and buy property (but not rent a car).
- Driving: You can get an unrestricted driver’s license.
- Financial: You are responsible
Essential English Vocabulary and Grammar Tenses
Essential English Vocabulary
Fain: Débil / Rough: Aspre
Blinding: Encegador / Silent: Callat
Bright: Brillant / Slimy: Viscós
Crunchy: Cruixent / Smooth: Suavitzar
Dark: Fosc / Spicy: Picant
Deafening: Sorollós / Stinky: Pudent
Fragrant: Perfumat / Sweet: Dolç
Hard: Dur / Soft: Suau
Rich: Ric (menjar)
Proud: Orgullós / Confident: Segur
Friendly: Amigable / Shy: Insegur
Lazy: Mandrós / Cowardly: Covard
Patient: Pacient / Dim: Contrari a intel·ligent
Cheerful: Alegre / Light-hearted: De bon cor
Jealous: Gelós
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