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, , . , , , , . . , , . , : (10) I'm scared. : (11) I'm scared by people. , : I'm scared of spiders. .
, , , , , , . (13) I have a problem. I have a problem with people. . (14) You're excited. You arc excited about being here. . . (15) I'm sad. I'm about my mother. . . (16) I'm fed up. I'm fed up with you. . . (17) You are disturbing. You are disturbing me. . .
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, , , . (25) You always talk as though , , You always talk to me as you are mad at someone. , ‑. (26) My brother swears that my parents cope. ,
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(27) Everybody knows that you can't win , Everybody knows that you can't win what win what you need. , , ,
(28) Communicating is hard for My communicating to you me. about changing myself is hard for me. .
(29) Running away doesn't help. My running away from my home doesn't help me. . .
, , , . . , (30) I don't like unclear people. .
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(37) The overwhelming of food The price of food which disturbs me. overhclms me disturbs.
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, , . , , : (39) I'm upset about someone/something. ‑/‑.
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, , . , . , , , , . (42) I feel happy. Happy about whom what? . /? (43) My father was angry. Angry at whom/what? . / ?
(44) This exercise is boring. Boring to whom? . ? (45) ) scared. Scared of whom/what? . /?
(46) I have a problem. A problem with whom/what? /? .
(47) I don't know what to do. To do about whom/what? He , . /?
(48) I said that I would try. Said to whom? try what? , . , ?
(49) I talked to a man who was Talk about what, bored, with whom/what? . ? . / ?
(50) I want to hear. I want to hear whom/what? . //? (51) My father claimed he was Claimed to whom?
frightened. Frightened about whom/what? , ? , /?
(52) You always talk as thought Talk to whom? Mad at you are mad. whom/what? ? , . , ? (53) My brother swears that my Swears to whom? Can't parents can't cope. parents with whom/what? , '.' , ? . (54) Communicating is hard for Communicating about me. what? . , '.' (55) Running away doesn't Whose running away? etc. help.
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(57) 1 laughed at the in‑Haling The man who was man. irritating to whom? ? .
(58) You always present stupid Examples who think are exsamples. stupid? ? ‑ , ? (59) Self‑righteous people burn Self‑righteous about what? me up, ? .
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(112) I can't understand my wife. What prevents you from understanding your wife? . ?
(113) I am unable to express What prevents you from myself, expressing yourself? . ?
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(121) My wife's laughter causes my anger.
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(125) My confusion has a tendency to give me no relief. 2 , (, ) (126) I resent your questions. 1 , () (127) I'm afraid of both your rage and your help. , 2 , (, )
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, , , , , . . , , , , , . My divorce is painful. . Our terror is blocking us. . My wife's laugh causes my anger. .
Your refusal to leave here forces my departure. . Your perception are seriously wrong. . My wife and I divortant is painful. . Our being terrified is blocking us. , . My wife's laughing causes me to feel angry. , .
Your refusing to leave here forces me to depart. , .
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, , , , . . , , : (130) The decision to return home bothers me. .
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(132) What is it that prevents you from changing your decision? ? not to return home? , ?
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, . , , . , ‑ . My pain is overwhelming. . (136) It's my fear that gets in my way. . (137) I have hope. . (138) My son's believes worry me. . (139) Your bigoted suspicion annoys me. .
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(t45) I saw my mother‑in‑law yesterday. .
(146) One should respect others feelings. . .
(147) It's painful for us to see her this way, you know. . . (148) Let's not get bogged down in details. He . .
(149) There's a certain feeling in this room. . . (150) Everybody feels that way sometimes. ‑ , ‑ ‑ , ‑ . .
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Who, specifically? what specifically, do you say? ? ? What situations, specifically? ? What dog, specifically? ? It's painful for us to see her this way, you know.
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