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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Taking an interview
A person takes an interview or gives an interview?
please answer with some examples.
please answer with some examples.
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have an interview give an interview to The use of 'take' is sometimes justified in more complex phrases on a case-by-case basis. Give it or take it, the important thing is to get the job. (just kidding)
- have an interview give an interview to The use of 'take' is sometimes justified in more complex phrases on a case-by-case basis.
- Give it or take it, the important thing is to get the job.
- (just kidding)
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have an interview
give an interview to
The use of 'take' is sometimes justified in more complex phrases on a case-by-case basis.
Give it or take it, the important thing is to get the job. (just kidding)
give an interview to
The use of 'take' is sometimes justified in more complex phrases on a case-by-case basis.
Give it or take it, the important thing is to get the job. (just kidding)
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AnonymousA person takes an interview or gives an interview?In natural English, we don't take an interview. If you've sent an application for a job and someone called you for interview tomorrow, then you can tell you friend: " I have an interview tomorrow". This means you are the interviewee and someone is giving you an interview.
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