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Tick what you choose Decide what you're going to wear

✓Find out about the organization -its products and services, etc.

✓Prepare a list of questions about the job itself and the organization.

✓Find out how to get to the place will be held. Think about the questions you're likely to be asked.

✓What other things should you do before an interview? I should calm down and put myself together

A1. I'm pumped up for my first interview after such a long time2.

• I will choose an appropriate outfit to make the best impression• I will look confident and show positivity with a smile and upbeat body language. It can help keep the interview light and constructive.4.1. Be in advance or don't be late2.at the reseption3. An appropriate attire.

4. The interview starts.

5. a. N b. N c. N d. N

6. There are four paragraphs divided into 2 topics1 and 2 are about non-verbal communication. The paragraph 3 is a link between first and second parts.The paragraph 4 is about verbal communication.

7.

1. Speak with authority and confidence, but never arrogance 2. Be aware of your voice speed, volume and pitch-take deep breaths and be calm, measured and assured. 3. Don't attempt to speak first unless necessary. 4. Don't feel empty silences with meaningless words and phrases. 5. Try not to use filler phrases

8. I've noticed that it is important what you do in company before the interview begins Focus on related words.

Word in texts related words.

Arrive v. Arrival n

Sure adj. Ensure v

Reception n. Receptionist n

Communicate v. Communication n Mean v. Meaningless adj.

B. Tell me about yourself1. The questions a,b,c,d,e might be asked.

2.

A and c are mentioned in ex 1

4. a. 1,2 5 b. 3 and 7 c. 4 and 6, 4.

A

5. I agree with this advice.

6. No