Vacancy
1) "We have a vacant position of an assistant."
2) "We have a vacancy of an assistant."
3) "We have a vacancy for the position of an assistant."
4) "We have a vacancy for an assistant position."
5) "We have an open position for an assistant."
Could you tell me which sentences are correct. Some of them don't sound right but I came across them on the Internet.
I also think that the indefinite article could be omitted in some of these examples. I have certainly heard people do it. I guess that if I was referring to a specific position (Sales Manager), I could skip the indefinite article.
Thank you.
Top answer
The third one is the best of that lot. : We have a vacancy for the position of Kitchen/Sales/Office/Clerical Assistant.
- The third one is the best of that lot.
- : We have a vacancy for the position of Kitchen/Sales/Office/Clerical Assistant.
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The third one is the best of that lot. However, try to be more specific; e.g.:
We have a vacancy for the position of Kitchen/Sales/Office/Clerical Assistant.
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