In Interviews^x, Verbs^x

Marius Hancu wrote: 1. If he (was, were) over 18, he would have been hired.were is better than was, but still not the best (see further). My take: If he had been over 18 ... is ok because it's an unreal condition in the past, eg. at the moment of the interview. BUT ... If he were over 18...

Greatking wrote: Hi, Is there a case when in-house(adj) mean on the spot? If yes, please give me examples If not, how can we distinguish them? King We have an in-house maintenance team to service our manufacturing equipment. This computer comes with a one-year- in-home service...

Schetin wrote: "Two of Us" is the title of a 1969 song by The Beatles, specifically Paul McCartney, although John Lennon claimed to have written it in a 1980 interview with David Sheff. (a joke) IMO = In My Opinion Slava Hi Slava Correct me if I am wrong. Are you saying that based on ...

Doesn't it drive everyone crazy when your girl/boyfriend constantly corrects your use of verb contractions to start a sentence. Doesn't it drive you mad when you know you're right but the other person refuses to consider that a possibility? Doesn't it drive you mad when people make a huge...

Marius Hancu wrote:In that link, I think she says she sat down with the band leader for a honest (on the level) interview. This interpretation on the level=honest (given by Aperisic)is not the one given in most dictionaries and is a bit slangy This is a play/pun on the band's name, Level-C....

Marius Hancu wrote:A verb? Sit. I'd suggest send in an application and sit an interview as soon as possible and at least you'll then know ... I'm not sure what this is from, but "sit an interview" is something I've never, ever heard before. BrE usage?

An embedded question (also called an indirect question) can be introduced by any question word. I have no idea how long the interview will take. Direct questions have a question mark (?), and the subject and the verb are inverted. How long will the interview take? (How long the...

How many,how much,how long,how often,what time,and what kindif we use these words to ask a question what it will be, "an embaded" question?for instance,If we ask,"I have no idea how long the intereview will take." ( this is an embedded question)but if we ask,"How long the interview will take?"is...

A verb? Sit. The world is looking for creative people Be a Graphic Designer! Billy Blue opens the door to an exciting career in Graphic Design, Advertising, Media, Web Design, Publishing and Packaging. ... at the moment, I'd suggest send in an application and sit an interview as soon...

I think you're looking for a preposition, not a verb. Either of the solutions that you suggested would work. I have an interview with IBM tomorrow. I have an interview for a job next week. CJ