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Bn77 Posted 18 years ago
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you should try it
W: Hi, Bob. How did the interview go?
M:___________________________
(a) Just great. I think I’ll get the job.
(b) It’ll finish around 4 o’clock.
(c) Not bad. You should try it.
(d) You came too late.
why (c) could not be the correct answer? in what situation, would you use a sentence like (c)??
M:___________________________
(a) Just great. I think I’ll get the job.
(b) It’ll finish around 4 o’clock.
(c) Not bad. You should try it.
(d) You came too late.
why (c) could not be the correct answer? in what situation, would you use a sentence like (c)??
Top answer
the interview was a specific experience for the speaker. No one can experience the interview (for a job) that someone else has already experienced. The exchange is similar to the following: Columbus discovered America.
- the interview was a specific experience for the speaker.
- No one can experience the interview (for a job) that someone else has already experienced.
- The exchange is similar to the following: Columbus discovered America.
- You should try it too.
- Here's a situation where you use that expression: -- How was the soup?
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the interview was a specific experience for the speaker. No one can experience the interview (for a job) that someone else has already experienced. The exchange is similar to the following:
Columbus discovered America. You should try it too.
Here's a situation where you use that expression:
-- How was the soup?
-- Not bad. You should try it.
Columbus discovered America. You should try it too.
Here's a situation where you use that expression:
-- How was the soup?
-- Not bad. You should try it.
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