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Apatzinguense Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
1. Soon
2. Any time soon
3. In a near future
I would like to know which of the above expression carries a more emphatic sense of immediacy when speaking to a job recruiter about possible job openings.
Which of the above expression is more appropriate in the following question (and context)?
Are you going to be recruiting__________ for managerial positions?
2. Any time soon
3. In a near future
I would like to know which of the above expression carries a more emphatic sense of immediacy when speaking to a job recruiter about possible job openings.
Which of the above expression is more appropriate in the following question (and context)?
Are you going to be recruiting__________ for managerial positions?
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in the near future (This is the most emphatic)
any time soon (You do not have high expectations that there will be any openings.)
any time soon (You do not have high expectations that there will be any openings.)
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