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Incomplete Sentences / Advanced level - Interviews and Jobs
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1. I think you were asking too much of that new member of staff when you expected her to ....... with a costcutting scheme.
2. Interviewing applicants for an important job can be a very time ....... process but it's worth it in the end.
3. In advance of drawing up the job specification and advertisement - you have to sit down and work out the ....... you have in mind for the ideal employee.
4. We can offer you a salary that will be ....... with the duties and responsibilities that the job demands.
5. After you've read the details of the job - made some notes and written a draft letter - check the details - write the final letter and then ....... your application.
6. I think that you've chosen a very good area of work to seek employment in because I've heard that jobs are...... there.
7. I think that you've chosen a very good area of work to seek employment in because I've heard that jobs are...... there.
8. Before you start applying for any job - you must be absolutely sure you have the right paper ........
9. At the moment the company is doing an extensive advertising campaign with a view to ....... new staff.
10. Before you start applying for any job - you must be absolutely sure you have the right paper ........

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