The interviewer should take down some notes while the person

主语：the intervier谓语：take down 宾语：some notes状语：while the person is anwsering questions have been interviewed是the person的定语.我有点怀疑你这个句子是不是错了…have been好像应该删掉…...

记者（提问者）：Scott有个非常有趣的工作.他在电台工作.Scott,你的节目是什么时间播出呢?
Scott：从凌晨12点到早上6点.
记者：那你通常什么时候起床呢?
Scott：晚上8点半.然后我9点吃早饭（晚上吃早饭?他从美国的晚上瞬间转移到中国的早上了么?这也是后面记者调侃他的一个梗,也是scott自嘲这种昼夜颠倒的生活）
记者：那时候吃早饭真是不错啊!
Scott：是啊,然后我一般10点20锻炼身体.
好吧,我才是方式不对,看差行了...

原音前面不定冠词要用an 有人称元音是字母灯letter lights,你要依靠灯才看到亮光,也就是说每个单词都要有起码一盏灯(一个元音)否则就不成为一个字.
元音里主要是记住它们的长音和短音.长音就是发跟它们本身的名字一样的音,如ay,ai a+e 就发跟字母A的音一样.
ee.ea 跟字母E一样, i+e,ie跟字母I 一样,o+e,ow 跟字母O一样,u+e,ui跟字母O一样.很好记得.
另外有些特殊的,igh也发字母I的音
短音a/a/, e/e/,i/i/,o/o/,u/u/
辅音很多跟拼音差不多,主要就是要记混音(blends)bl,cl,sl etc.和合音(digraphs) ch, sh, th
y是个半元音,fly/ai/ snowy /i/
单音节就是一个元音加上前后辅音,如 dig, run, fox
多音节就是两个以上元音加上前后辅音如earnest person

B

首先,“发生”没有被动语态,先将A．was taken place C,had been taken place 排除
其次,这里是宾语从句,间接引语,前后时态一般要保持一致,即前面用过去式“asked
”,后面也要用过去式“D,took place”

答案C
在told之前发生的动作用过去完成时态.

:what is your major?
你主修什么专业?
A:My major is Business Administration.I am especially interested in "Marketing".
我的专业是工商管理,我尤其对市场营销学感兴趣.
I:What are your major and minor subjects?
你的主修和副修专业分别是什么?
A:My major subject is Physics and my minor subject is Practical Mathematics.
我的主修专业是物理学,我的副修专业是应用数学.
I:What subject did you major in at university?
你在大学时的主修专业是什么?
A:I majored in Economics.
我主修经济学.
I:Which university did you graduate from?
你是从哪所大学毕业的?
A:I graduated from Fudan University.
我毕业于复旦大学
I:When did you graduate from university?
你何时从大学毕业的?
A:I graduated from Shanghai Normal University in 1990.
我是1990年从上海大学毕业的.
I:Which schools have you attended?
你曾就读于哪些学校?
A:I finished primary school in 1980,and entered high school that September.I graduated from high school in July of 1986 and then I entered Jiaotong University.
1980年我读完小学,九月进入中学.1986年我从中学毕业然后就读于交通大学.
I:Which university are you attending?
你将就读于哪所大学?
A:I am attending Shanghai Institute for Foreign Trade.
我将就读于上海外贸学院.
I:What year are you in
你读几年级了?
A:I am a senior student.
我读高中.
I:Have you received any degrees?
你拿到学位了吗?
A:Yes.First,I received my Bachelor or Arts degree in English Literature,and then an MBA degree.
是的.我先拿到了英语文学的学士学位,然后取得了MBA学位
I:Where did you receive your MBA degree?
你在哪里读的MBA?
A :From Jiaotong University..
交通大学.
I:What course did you like best?
你最喜欢什么课程?
A:Project Management.I was very interested in this course when I was a student.And I think it's very useful for my present work.
工程管理,我在学生时代最喜欢这门课.并且我认为这门课对我目前的工作十分有帮助.
I:How did you get on with your studies in college?
你在学校时学习怎么样?
A:I did well in college.I was one of the top students in the class.
我学习很好,我是我们班的尖子生.
I:Do you feel that you have received a good general training?
你是否认为你得到了良好的培训?
A; Yes,I have studied in an English training programme and a computer training programme since I graduated from university.I am currently studying Finance at a training school.
是的,我从大学毕业以后,获得了英语及电脑培训.目前我还在一所培训学校学习法语.

当面试官问到你的期望薪资的时候,告诉他你现在的薪资水平,但是也要让他知道,和具体能拿到多少薪水相比,你对能否得到这个机会更感兴趣.
让步状语从句表假设,主句中有两个并列的宾语从句.

the first interviewer please

How to Make a Good Impression During Job Interviews (by WorkBloom)
When going to an interview, it is important to have the right state of mind and to focus on what is important. The thing that is the most important when attending an interview is not how you answer questions. It is the impression that you leave behind. That being said, answering questions "correctly" will of course impact on that impression. The word "correctly" was put in quotes because there are no perfect answers to questions, although there are wrong answers.

Put things in perspective. By the time you are called for an interview, the employer will already have gone through your resume and cover letter. He or she knows the basics about you: your background, your work experience, your general interests, why you want to join the organization, etc. Whatever the employer knows up to that point, however, is only one-sided. The employer only knows what you have decided to reveal. Based on the information that you have provided, however, he or she decided that you were "worthy" of a meeting. This is the employer's way to show an open mind. "Here's your chance" he or she is saying. "Show me what you've got" or "prove to me that you are as good as you pretend to be."

This is partly how the stress builds up. You are starting to feel the pressure to "impress." Knowing that other candidates have also been called for an interview, you feel even more pressure. This is where you realize that the application process in an ensemble. Everything has to fit together. Your resume and your cover letter have to impress, yet truly reflect who you are so that when you show up on Interview Day, you can be yourself. (Tips on how to handle stress during job interviews can be found in another article on WorkBloom.)

The first thing about making a good impression is to be positive. If you are negative and over-worry, that will show. Condition your mind to be positive and optimistic about your future so that when you see the interviewer for the first time as he or she walks towards you, that smile that is on your face is sincere.

First impressions matter. Why? Because they create biases. If you make a bad impression upfront, you will have to combat that bias. It's like running uphill. On the other hand, if you make a good impression, you can ride on it. It's like running downhill. That being said, make sure to dress professionally, smile, give a firm handshake, and introduce yourself properly. How to dress properly for an interview is discussed in further detail in the "Interview Attire" section of WorkBloom.

As the interviewer walks you to the interview room, he or she might ask you a few questions about the weather or how you got there... some small talk to put you at ease. Accept the "invitation" and relax.

As the interview "formally" starts, make sure to remember that interviewing is a "communication process." This means that you have to be "clear" when you talk. Clarity entails that you "speak clearly" and "answer clearly." Speaking clearly means that you have to speak loud enough and pronounce your words well enough so that you are well understood. Think of news anchors and how they speak. Answering clearly means that you have to satisfy whatever was on the mind of the interviewer when he or she asked you the question. In order to do that you have to practice your listening skills. Yes, listening is part of communicating. If you are not sure what was asked, ask the interviewer to repeat himself or, even better, rephrase the question in your own words and ask the interviewer to confirm that you grasped his or her question properly. The next thing to keep in mind is that questions are asked for a purpose. Try to find the purpose underlying the question. What does the interviewer want to know and how can you best answer his or her question?

Put yourself at ease as you answer questions and undertake it as if it was a conversation. To "converse" with someone is the best way to "connect" with that person. If you were not offered a glass of water and feel that your mouth is dry, don't be shy and ask for a glass of water. The interviewer will be happy to do so. Don't let those minor details bother you.

As the interview winds down, make sure that you have showed interest for the organization by asking a few relevant and intelligent questions. Don't let your guards down. The interview is not over until you have left the building.

As you leave, give each interviewer a firm handshake and thank them for meeting with you. You can also ask for their business cards if you do not yet have them. Having your interviewers' business cards is important for following-up purposes. You want to spell their name correctly and you want to send to each interviewer separate e-mails. Remember, the last step in the interview process is not when you leave the interview room. It is when you follow-up the day after the interview. Following-up is not an option. It is mandatory.

To conclude, remember that you will be chosen not based on any specific answers that you give, but on the overall impression that you leave behind. Trusting yourself is the central and most important thing you need to remember. If you don't trust yourself, nobody will.

你给面试人员留下的第一印象可能会是持久的.
楼上的是要说谁?做学问前应该懂得做人才对.
请问哪来的‘最’持久?
又是哪来的“在你在面试的”时候“?和”将会“?
是不是发挥太大了点.

这不是在采访,这是在面试
面试官说,王先生,你给我很深刻的印象,没必要再问更多的问题了
王 当然要说 感谢您抽出时间面试我了啊,人家又没谢谢你,你说b干嘛呢?
所以要a

A

一：LZ你确定的给的短文完整吗?
二：1:taller2:fatter3:bigger4:more difficult5：younger6：bigger7:longer8:hotter9:thiner10:higher
我只是联系联系 别照抄哦 抄了错了别怪我

What does want

Character: Jeff - IT department manager
Alisha: Human Resource
Tracy: Human Resource
Jeff: Hey Alisha,
Alisha: Yeah?
Jeff: You've got a minute?
Alisha: uh, give me 5 minutes would you?
Jeff: Sure not a problem, actually come to my office by then, bring Tracy too.
Alisha: will do.
(Five minutes later, Alisha and Tracy walk into Jeff's office)
Jeff: Great, close the door please, thank you!
Alisha: So you want to talk about the interview next week?
Jeff: You read my mind. *chuckle* Yeah, we've got how many... 5 candidates?
Alisha: 6 actually, we've got the one who couldn't make it last week to reschedule into this week.
Jeff: Perfect! The more the marrier!
Tracy: Haha, you might want to becareful with that... *giggles*
Jeff: Right... anyways. I think we've got a pretty good idea of what we want to ask them since you two have done it a million times in the past. Now what I want to know is if there is anything very specific that you would like me to be asking.
Alisha: Well, the general questions are going to be fairly straight forward as you've said. "What did you apply for this job?" "What do you know about the company?" "What qualif..."
Jeff: (joins) "...qualifys you for this job." yeah the routine.
Alisha: Exactly.
Tracy: I think both Alisha and I can handle that part of the interview unless you like to talk
Jeff: I'll be okay with it either way.
Tracy: Okay, that sounds good. Now the technical part of it we'll probably have to let you handle that... do you have something particular in mind?
Jeff: well, it's not as complicated as you think. I will just ask about the technical part of previous work experience. We don't have to go too much in depth since I am mainly looking for their potentials.
Alisha: Ability to learn.
Jeff: yeah, very much so. After only a few minutes just talking I think I can get a pretty good gauge on the candidate. I mean if he's good, you'll pretty much know right away.
Tracy: That's true
Alisha: Ok, well I'll just let them fill out the personal history survey sheet after we are done the session then. I don't think we should spent too much time on the "grocery list" so to speak.
Jeff and Tracy: yeah, ok
Alisha: Okay then, anything else in mind?
Tracy: don't forget about the Union and the clean shaven policy.
Jeff: haha, you're right. Okay then, other than that, I'll put together a list of techincally specific questions that I want to ask. Won't be too long as I've said.
Alisha: And I'll draw the General questions and personality check stuff from the company template and then we can merge them together.
Tracy: I'll print those forums out right away.
Jeff: Alright. I think we are pretty much set. If anything come up, I'll be here till 5 today. Anytime in the afternoon is fine.
Alison and Tracy: Sounds good!
Jeff: Thank you both!
Alison and Tracy: Thank you!

被动语态的标志： be + 过去分词They have finished the book.The book has been finished by them.间接引语,陈述句用that连接,一般疑问句用if/ whether 连接,表示“是否”,特殊疑问句用特殊疑问词本身,祈使句固定句型： ask/tell/order sb (not)to do sth 叫某人做某事
2 The interviewer asked susan,“have you ever done a part-time jod?“
The interviewer asked susan whether/if she had ever done a part-time jod.

1.A 2.C 3.A

最少0人 AB最少重复推荐2人 .如果这2人不在C推荐的20人之中.不就没人被录取了么?所以答案为0

如何给面试官留下好的第一印象.另,应该是a good first impression

前者是采访者,一般是那种面对面的节目
后者就是泛指新闻报道的记者

A

interviewers'

D

我爱你

最好说的模棱两可的答案,也就是说既可以是缺点也可以是优点,要看你面试的是什么职位了.比如你你应聘的是会计,你可以说你做事过于谨慎,但不能说拖沓.胆子不是特别大,遇事教敏感.要注意用词.而会计就需要这些特质.祝你好运

Nowadays interview is a must for job hunting.Interviewer and interviewee can better understand each other through job interview.Interviewer can introduce the nature of work,working conditions,and salary to the interviewee.
It also has chance for the interviewee to make a good impression on the interviewer,for example,he can introduce his educational background,working experience,language skills,unique training,and working capability to the interviewer.
The most important thing for job hunting is to try to be both confident and humble when discussing what you can offer the company.

have had singing lessons 说明课已经上完了
have been having singsing lessons 说明课还没上完,还在上
这就是完成时和完成进行时的区别

Interviewer:采访记者 Thomas:双胞胎 Sattes:扎特斯

interview,采访的意思.
而interviewer的意思的是采访者.

面试官：婷娜,你认为你和塔拉有什么不同吗?
婷娜：当然了.我们很不一样,我比她有趣.而且我更外向.还有什么呢?对了,我更健美.
面试官：那么,塔拉,你比婷娜严肃?
塔拉：我想是的.但是我比她聪明.而且不多话.

主体是一个when引导的时间状语从句,译为当他被当地报纸采访时.
be interviewed by 被采访

It really helps if you look at it from the point of view of the interviewer.
如果你从面试者的角度来看问题的话是很有帮助的

及时回一个感谢函.感谢他/她花时间与你见面,再次表达你对这份工作的兴趣.

['intvju:]其实是算有发音的.一般而言,e的发音就是/e/,/i:/……好像是没有/ju:/ 的发音.但是在和w结合之后就有了这个发音.你可以看看draw这个词的过去式 drew.也是发/ju:/.一般的e发音.e.g:be /bi:/ red/red/ 很多字母在英文里面都是不发音的.这个记得就好.可以给你一些例子参考一下.e.g:why /wai/ 在这里 h 是不发音的.而且,一般在wh-的疑问词里,似乎都是不发音的.

The interviewer made a survey about the students like and dislike his asking them question
采访者做了一个关于学生们喜欢和不喜欢他问他们问题

interviewer表示采访者 ,还可以表示面试者
interviewee表示被采访者,还可以表示被面试者

The interviewer is the one who determines the person being interviewed's fate.
Habits, personalities and expectations may vary from one interviewer to another.
The interviewer was in a bad mood when the interview was being conducted.
简单来说interviewer就是一个名词, 一个人的代名, 这样子解释的话造简单的句子应该就没问题了吧?

自己写的 顶我哦
记者：斯科特又一个很有意思的工作,他在一家电台工作.斯科特,你的频道是什么时候?
斯科特：从晚上12点到早上6点
记者：你平常什么时候起床?
斯科特：晚上八点半.然后我9点吃饭.
记者：真是一个有趣的早饭时间!
斯科特：是啊,那之后,我一般都锻炼到10点20分
记者：你什么时候去工作?
斯科特：11点,所以我从不迟到.
（多谢啊,加分咯）