"Please don't generalize" isn't very colloquial. It makes sense, but you're much better to say: "Please don't jump to conclusions, I don't normally do this!" Hope this helps!

Андрей привет Можно писать: Learn to battle an urge. Master dealing with urges. В английском языке нет такого кроткого выражения, можно писать "Get good", а это будет почти граматно, и совсем понятно, но никто так пишет или говорит

Good question! 'Whose' always implies possession. For example: Whose book is this? Whose pencil did you take? So, regarding your specific context, you used each variant correctly. If you are speaking about a person in general, you will use "who", but if you are speaking about something that belongs to somebody (i.e the job of person who catches thieves) then you will use "whose", because the job belongs to the man. I hope this help!

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