By Interviews

Lawyee, the law system you're talking about and you're defending was created by the US and EU mostly, which means: 1) it was created by and for double-standards; 2) the US and EU use this system for interests of their own usually, neglecting the common to all mankind law that directly...

So you would prefer to discuss Russia without Russians? Along with duscussing Russia neglecting her history and the world history? It would rather seem gossiping and spreading misinformation about Russia than finding out the truth (exactly what the western mass media are doing now).YES, there is...

Hi.1. A week later I got a phone call from one of the companies I had sent my papers to and.. (do I have to use the past perfect tense?)This sentence is OK. You could use either had sent or sent here as the order of events is clear. Papers sent, then phone call received.2. I was really stressed...

Hi Is it OK to write when I'm telling a story: 1. A week later I got a phone call from one of the companies I had sent my papers to and.. (do I have to use the past perfect tense?) 2. I was really stressed and nervous because it was (had been) my first interview. 3. I was suprised because...

You shouldn't put on such clothes if you go for an interview/to the interviewfor an interview is general - it could be any interviewto the interview - a specific interview.if you do something wrong/wronglyIf you do something wrong - you do something that you shouldn't do. If you do...

Hi Should I say: You shouldn't put on such clothes if you go for an interview/to the interview Also: ...if you do something wrong/wrongly If I want to write an essay first I should do the/a research. thanks

Hi, Can you tell me if both are correct? 1.Then he asked me to tell him what kind of person I was. OK 2. I know that not all of you have had interviews in the past but (that) some of you have had. Clive

Hello Can you tell me if both are correct? 1.Then he asked me to tell him what kind of person I was 2. I know that not all of you have had interviews in the past but some of you had.

1. I'm still struggling with understanding his language. -OK. I would say: I'm still struggling to understand his language. 2. ...though I would have preferred if we had have gone somewhere else 3. ..and you had an interview, didn't hadn't you?

Hi Are these sentences OK? 1. I'm still struggling with understanding his language 2. ...though I would have preferred we have gone somewhere else (I suppose that this sentence says that I'm referring to the past, for example I'm talking about something that happened yesterday) 3....