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1. The dress which .. she bought was too big.
2. Mrs Stewart who was the schools headmistress for ten years has retired now.
3. The cake that .. was covered in chocolate was delicious.
4. I know a boy whose ..mother is a builder.
5. The woman who .. we spoke to is called Claire.
6. My garden that . I like very much looks beautiful when all the flowers bloom.
7. That car which .. is very expensive belongs to my Uncle George.
8. Jane whom .. I dont know very well is very good at her job.
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1. Thats the jumper. I knitted it myself.
which Thats the .. myself.
2. Hes the man. His dog often chases my cat.
whose Hes the .. chases my cat.
3. Thats the church. We got married there.
where Thats the .. married.
4. Philip is the man. He lives in a castle.
who Philip is the .. a castle.
5. This is the magazine. I bought it yesterday.
that This is the .. yesterday.
6. Thats the shop. I bought my new dress there.
where Thats the .. my new dress.
7. These are the people. Their daughter is a rock singer.
whose These are .. is a rock singer.
8. Sam is the boy. He ran away from home.
who Sam is the .. from home.
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1. How often do you go for job interviews?
2. What do you usually do to impress your interviewer or prospective employer?
3. What is more effective to use during the job interview: charm or brain?
4. What do you think your image consist of?
5. Do you or your boss have personal style of management?
6. Do you think it is effective? Why?
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1. Larry went to the cinema with a girl. The girl is his sister.
Ex: The girl who / that Larry went to the cinema with is his sister.
The girl Larry went to the cinema with is his sister.
2. Max talked to a man. The man was from Canada.
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3. Debbie is looking at a photo album. The photo album is mine.
4. Anna is looking for her ring. The ring belonged to he grandmother.
5. Bob has gone to a bank. The bank is near the Town Hall.
6. Sharon has dinner with a man. He was her lawyer.
7. They invited me to a party. It wasnt very exciting.
8. I was talking to a boy. He lives next door.
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1. Thats the man whos dog I look after in the summer.
2. Hes the man which writes songs for a lot of famous singers.
3. London, that is a big city, is the capital of England.
4. The man I was talking to him is my uncle.
5. Simon, whose lives near me, is learning to play the guitar.
6. Thats the hotel which I spent my holidays last year.
7. The reason when I was late was that I overslept.
8. Wheres the book I bought it last week?
9. John is someone which Ive known since I was very young.
10. Tom, who party we went to last month, has just bought a speedboat.
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Key Rules For Writing Successful Resume/CV
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Remember that failing to follow recommendation of item 1 and all other recommendations here will be your mistake. If you have any other recommendations and experience don't hesitate to share them with other people.
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So, finally you get two one page documents - Resume and Application letter, which will help all humanity to gain from:
saving paper both yours and your prospective employer;
saving time when faxing your job application;
avoiding network congestion by saving Internet traffic when sending your job application package by e-mail;
saving time of your prospective employer when reading your job application and mining useful information;
saving time of your friends reading and correcting your resume and application letter;
you will do one step toward your critical self-estimation and understanding.
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Simply use examples from there adapting to your personal data, don't be lazy, don't be ambitious inventing your own different format and wording. Understand that busy personnel manager doesn't want and feel needs to think different from other managers and administrators. Guess that evaluators of your resume/CV get used the same standard examples for preparing their own successful resume and job applications. Remember that you need to prepare both resume/CV and Application letter.
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Now read your application documents and find out what do you feel?
If your think that your resume doesn't reflect your best features and characteristics, then you will finally fail with such resume.
If you found that your resume pictures you a little better and more perfect as you feel you are, when you have a chance to be successful. When you are invited for interview, it shouldn't take much time to concentrate on your best features and complete your perfect professional and personal profile as written in resume.
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Resume/CV presentation is very important as most of these documents are printed and read by many administration people who need to compare and evaluate many applications. After finishing writing resume if it happened to be longer than one page with readable font size, prepare also one page resume. This additional work will help you extract really essential information from your professional summary and carrier details. You can always refer to detailed resume upon request or at special URL.
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Resume highlights your professional profile but application letter gives you another possibility to stress on your successful carrier that actually/finally leaded you to the current application for the particular position. You can and should explain how your experience can help prospective company to gain its main goals.
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Writing resume first try to present yourself providing Professional summary at the very beginning of resume but not any other information like knowledge of HW or SW and programming languages. All what follows in carrier details, education, and special knowledge will be seen in light of Professional summary and apparently should confirm your credits.
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