INTERVIEW VOCABULARY 1
an ability
(First letter S)
SKILLS
I suggest that you come early on exam day.
You _______________ come early on exam day.
You SHOULD come early on exam day.
people born from 2013 to 2025
GENENERATION ALPHA
What does the expression "the GOAT" mean?
THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME
Fixed compensation for services, paid to a person on a regular basis.
SALARY
A paper that lists your basic personal information, your educational history and your work experience.
(First letter R)
RESUME
I recommend that you study for the exam.
You ________________ to study for the exam.
You OUGHT to study for the exam.
to ___________ a need (1 word)
MEET
a new business venture, or a new commercial or industrial project:
(First letter S)
START UP
Something that is obligatory.
(First letter R)
REQUIREMENT
A person who you work with
A person with whom you work
CO-WORKER
This homework assignment is optional.
You _____________________ do the howework assignment.
You DON´T HAVE TO do the homework assignment.
bitter or angry
(first letter S)
SALTY
A situation, especially an unpleasant or troublesome one, from which is difficult.
PREDICAMENT
a result gained by effort
(First letter A)
ACHIEVEMENT
A disadvantage or fault
WEAKNESS
Your friend Fred has just won the lottery.
He __________ excited. (2 words)
He must be excited.
an authorization given by a company to an individual or group enabling them to carry out specified commercial activities, for example acting as an agent for a company's products.
a chain
FRANCHISE
a flat surface (as of a panel, wall, or fence) on which publicity is posted
specifically : a large panel designed to carry outdoor advertising (usually by a motorway)
(First letter B)
BILLBOARD
the opposite of failure
SUCCESS
The noun (thing) form of strong
STRENGTH
I don´t believe that he stole the money.
He ___________________ stolen the money.
He CAN´T HAVE stolen the money.
something is clear and needs no further explanation
(S___________ F_________ I___________)
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
influence or power
(First letter C)
CLOUT
Acting or arriving exactly at the time appointed; prompt.
(First letter P)
PUNCTUAL