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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Business & Finance
"to sit for a public position?"
When I have to take a test to get a job as a government employee (not in politics), to get a position in a public service, how can I refer to this kind of selection?
Thanks for your help.
Kat
Thanks for your help.
Kat
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Hi, In British English, you can say sit for an exam. ie apply to take it. and take it You might say eg I have to sit for / take a public service exam .
- Hi, In British English, you can say sit for an exam.
- ie apply to take it.
- and take it You might say eg I have to sit for / take a public service exam .
- Clive
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Hi,
In British English, you can say sit for an exam.
ie apply to take it. and take it
You might say
eg I have to sit for / take a public service exam.
In British English, you can say sit for an exam.
ie apply to take it. and take it
You might say
eg I have to sit for / take a public service exam.
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