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Chariot Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

interview

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.
  

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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.

— CalifJim

  • 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
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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
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Marius HancuA 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?
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