By Interviews, Verbs

What is the verb(are the verbs) that goes (go) with the noun "interview" when womeone tells people that he has an interview with a company? .What follows "interview", an interview with a company, an interview for a job? Thanks.

Anonymous wrote:Hi guys, just a point I'd like to clarify which was brought up at a seminar I attended regarding the drafting of legal documents.From my understanding, I've always thought that when a "request" (used as a verb) is made for an object, the sentence should be in the form "request +...

There is no correct place to put an adverb ending in -ly. The determination of adverb position is based on meaning, not on ending, and even then the placement of many adverbs is rather free. Most adverbs ending in -ly are adverbs of manner; they answer the question "how?"; they go most...

Thank you ever so much for taking the time to read my questions! I read all these words and expressions from an airplane pilot from Boston. It was an interview about his career. As far as I know the word "People" is plural. e.g. People are, People have to, People run in the rain, People are...

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1. Neither of my friends are rich.2. Neither of my friends is rich. My inclination would be to use #1; though #2 is fine. The OED seems happy with "neither of" + noun phrase + plural verb, and gives an example: 3. Neither of us are the proper judges. It also seems to be acceptable in literary...

1. That's what friends and family are for. - Is this an expression? and what does it mean? Almost. It usually is used in the context of someone (a friend or family member) helping or being available to help another person. Example: My car won't start one night. I ask for help and a friend or...

IMO, this is indirect/reported speech (said) and conditionals (would) In direct speech, Solvedt says at the time of the interview: "I think that Denpack turnover would double within five years from today. " (I don't think he's certain about it) In reported speech in the past: Last...

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OK. Now, in Clive's sentence <"Clive told me he had had an interview'.>, the main verb is "have", conjugated in the past perfect = auxiliary "have" in the simple past (=had), + past participle of the main verb have = "had". In the "had had seen" sentence, your main verb is "see". It should...