Places to Look for Jobs
These are large in-person events that are typically held at schools or colleges. Many employers come and set up tables. Many jobseekers come to talk the employers. Sometimes, job offers are made at these events, but sometimes, job applications are made available.
Job Fairs
Paid Time Off
The verb in this sentence is in which verb tense:
She is applying for jobs now.
Present Continuous (or Present Progressive)
Make the direct question into an embedded question:
What time is it?
Can you tell me what time it is?
(as long as the grammar and word order are correct and in the form of an embedded question, the points will be awarded.)
Change this sentence into passive voice:
The car hit the boy.
These are online places, such as Indeed or Monster, where you can seach for many jobs.
DOE
Depends on Experience
The verb in this sentence is in which verb tense:
Tim applied for a job yesterday.
Past simple
Make this embedded question into a direct question:
Would you mind telling me your name?
What is your name?
Change this sentence into passive voice:
The man has completed his job interview.
The job interview has been completed.
This is a website we used in this class that you can use to search for jobs and also learn what the job outlook is, how likely this job is to exist in the future, how much the job typically pays in your region, and how much education and training you need to have in order to get the job.
Career One Stop
N/A
Not applicable
The verb in this sentence is in which verb tense:
Tina has had several job interviews this month.
Present Perfect
Make the direct question into an embedded question:
Where is the bathroom?
Could you tell me where the bathroom is?
(as long as the grammar and word order are correct and in the form of an embedded question, the points will be awarded.)
Change this sentence into passive voice:
People are eating the pie.
The pie is being eaten.
The most popular social media platform for jobseekers. It's a professional networking tool and calls itself "the world's largest professional network."
PT
Part-Time
The verb in this sentence is in which verb tense:
Hanan speaks several languages.
Present Simple
Change the embedded question into a direct question:
Would you mind telling me where the library is?
Where is the library?
Change this sentence into passive voice:
The committee has been discussing the new rules for weeks.
The new rules have been being discussed for weeks.
These are people who work in the same field as you. They might be friends, colleagues or co-workers. When you're looking for a job, it's a good idea to let these people know.
Your network
FT
Full-Time
The verb in bold in the sentence below is in which verb tense:
Janet was interviewing for a job when the earthquake hit.
Past continuous (or Past progressive.)
Change the direct question into an embedded question.
What is a typical day like in this job?
Can you tell me what a typical day is like in this job?
(as long as the grammar and word order are correct and in the form of an embedded question, the points will be awarded.)
Change this sentence into passive voice:
By this time next week, we will have filled the vacancy.