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Hi, I would like to write an E-mail to apply the job, and i would like to have an interview after working hours. How do i write this sentence to Email? Anybody can help? Thks in advance :-)

.Hi, Teacher. After a successful interview, I ask the candidate when the earliest date is that he can start work. Is it natural to say "When is the earliest date you can start work?" "When is the earliest date you are available?"

Hi Teacher, After a successful interview, I ask my candidate when is the earliest date he can come to work. Is it natural to say "When is the earliest date you can come to work?" "When is the earliest date you are available?"

Hi, I think you need to attach a copy of your resume to this letter. A lot of what you have written here seems to me to be very general in nature, and certainly quite repetitive.. Can you replace some of the general stuff with more specific examples/details? In addition, do you perhaps need to...

Thanks a lot for kind reply... While i m beginnig to write this post i was not sure that what i m going to write. So i thought other people may do that for me :D thats why i did not put any draft here... But i think it will be so egoistly. :D so i put the draft which i m thinking to send to the...

Tompkins' lawyer, Paul Catsandonis, told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that the dispute over the house had become "extremely, extremely contentious" in recent days. Although he declined to be specific, he said there was an "extremely dangerous incident"...

As part of the interview, you will be given some language awareness tasks. This is designed to help us assess your ability to analyse your own language. It is not a test of your knowledge of grammar rules. If you don't feel particularly confident, you might want to look at 'English...

Hi, I would need feedback, as it is obvious on my cl I am not an American Citizen, I live in Europe and want to move to the US this is why I tought of talking about it, sinc it would be wierd to make like I'm in already in the US. Should I also talk about the Visa the employer needs to do for...

This claim is outrageously "over-the-top"!!! No employer in his right mind would reject a candidate on the basis of a single word. Employers are much more interested in whether the candidate can do the job. Word choice is not at issue in 99.9% of jobs typically available to job...

hi , please help me i am not good in english. now i am attending interviews in mba jobs . i am technicaly good but iam missing all my opportunties b'coz of my communication please tell me how to improve my spokenenglish . i need a job very much please helpme thanks