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4 Oct 2022
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English (US)
Question about English (UK)
Does"It's about time to prepare myself for job hunting and the interview"make sense and sound natural?
Does"It's about time to prepare myself for job hunting and the interview"make sense and sound natural?
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4 Oct 2022
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- English (UK)
Usually you would just say "job hunting" and omitt "the interview" as it is an assumed part of the job hunting.
But if you did want to include it, it would be more natural to say "and interviews". "the interview" implies a singular and specific interview. Unless you already have an interview confirmed, you should say "and interviews".
"It's time to prepare myself for job hunting and interviews"
or
"I'm preparing for job hunting and interviews" - this sounds less formal such as in casual conversation
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- English (UK)
Usually you would just say "job hunting" and omitt "the interview" as it is an assumed part of the job hunting.
But if you did want to include it, it would be more natural to say "and interviews". "the interview" implies a singular and specific interview. Unless you already have an interview confirmed, you should say "and interviews".
"It's time to prepare myself for job hunting and interviews"
or
"I'm preparing for job hunting and interviews" - this sounds less formal such as in casual conversation
- Japanese

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