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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Using Interview and Interviewing
Hello,
Should I use "impersonal interviewing style" or "impersonal interview style"?
I've seen both and they both make sense to me.
Thank you,
Keith
Should I use "impersonal interviewing style" or "impersonal interview style"?
I've seen both and they both make sense to me.
Thank you,
Keith
Top answer
Anonymous "impersonal interviewing style" Use that one.
- Anonymous "impersonal interviewing style" Use that one.
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So if I don't want to use "impersonal", then will "interview style" be right?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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"Interview" can be a verb or noun.
In the cases of verb, the present participle is commonly used as an noun modifier (adjective). So the form "interviewing" seems much more fitting as a noun modifier that then noun adjunct "interview."
In the cases of verb, the present participle is commonly used as an noun modifier (adjective). So the form "interviewing" seems much more fitting as a noun modifier that then noun adjunct "interview."
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