By Interviews, Adverbs

Hi, Since 'doing' is dealing with a human sense - i.e., one's mental state, or one's physical state - then you could use the adjective 'good' to describe the verb doing. So if you are feeling happy, you could say "I am doing good"; and if you are recovering from surgery, you could say "I am...

I belong to a country where English is used as a second language, so it is not my first language. A few days ago I appeared in an interview for the post of English Teacher. I want to share a few points of that interview for your worthy comments. I use A for interviewer and B for myself. ...

Nona The Brit wrote: I attended the interview yesterday and Mr. Tom took interviewed to me. I gave all answers correctly, but still he rejected me. Actually, he came over quite arrogantly from the outset. Yesterday I didn't get off till 3 o'clock. As a result, I'm now coming over a bit...

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...

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...

How To Learn English ? PART 2 Learning a language is mainly based upon self-struggle. Maybe the only thing to be done by the teachers on this subject is to advise a method. Because, in a sense, language cannot be taught but learned. So, it’s suitable that the students are shown ways to...

when functions as an adverb in that context. It replaces a time, like this, Statement: Your interview was over at 3:00. Question1: Your interview was over when? Question2: When was your interview over?