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Interview, Email and Letters

Writing that gets replies, and interview answers that land.

Available now 25 lessons 1,325 practice questions About 4 hours

What this course is

The answers interviewers listen for, emails that get replies, and letters an office can act on.

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Every lesson in it

The whole course, in order. Each line is the sentence that lesson is about — the better way to say it, why it lands and the practice are inside.

  1. 1Tell Me About YourselfI am a hardworking person with good communication skills and a quick learner.
  2. 2Why This JobI am looking for a good opportunity to grow and learn in a reputed company.
  3. 3Why You Are LeavingMy manager does not value my work and the management there is very poor.
  4. 4Why You Were Let GoActually there were some issues and misunderstandings with the management there.
  5. 5The Gap in Your DatesThere was a gap because of some personal reasons and family problems.
  6. 6Your WeaknessMy weakness is that I am a perfectionist and I work too hard sometimes.
  7. 7The Example That Proves ItI am very good at handling pressure and difficult situations.
  8. 8When You Do Not KnowYes, yes, I have some idea about that, it is basically the same as the other one.
  9. 9The Phone or Video Screen(a long answer, then silence, then) Hello? Are you still there?
  10. 10Talking About MoneyWhatever you feel is appropriate, sir. As per company norms is fine with me.
  11. 11The Questions You Ask ThemNo sir, you have explained everything very well. I have no questions.
  12. 12After the InterviewRespected sir, I am eagerly waiting for your positive response.
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  1. 13The Subject LineSubject: Request
  2. 14Why You Are WritingI hope you are doing well and everything is fine at your end.
  3. 15Dear Who?Respected Sir/Madam, To Whomsoever It May Concern,
  4. 16One Email, One AskAlso, could you send last year's figures and confirm the leave policy?
  5. 17How to End ItThanking you in anticipation, Yours faithfully,
  6. 18Short Is Not RudeI was just wondering if it might be possible for you to perhaps send the file.
  7. 19Asking Without ApologisingSorry to bother you, I know you are very busy, but could you approve this?
  8. 20Saying NoI would love to but unfortunately it may not be possible at this point in time.
  9. 21The Follow-UpJust following up on my below mail. Kindly revert.
  10. 22Saying Sorry OnceSorry, so sorry, I feel terrible, I really am sorry about all of this.
  11. 23Answering a ComplaintWe are sorry you feel that way. As per policy the same cannot be entertained.
  12. 24The Shape of a Formal LetterTo the concerned authority of your good office, regarding one urgent matter.
  13. 25The ApplicationRespected sir, I beg to state that I am in urgent need of leave for some days.

How you practise it

Every lesson is followed by six kinds of question rather than one, because a single format is a thing you learn to game rather than a thing you learn.

1Multiple choice Four options, one right, and the reason underneath either way.
2Spot the error A sentence with something wrong in it. Find it before you are told.
3Fill the gap The word that belongs, typed rather than picked from a list.
4Match the pair Rules against examples, until the pairing is obvious.
5Order the words A scrambled sentence put back the way English actually builds it.
6True or false Quick, and unforgiving of a rule you only half remember.

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