to + verb → to disappoint, to interest, to complete, to sit, to come, to go

verb + preposition→interested in, work with, walk around, turn on

verb + adverb → run quickly, talk slowly, sit quietly, work hard

Bring Bring up — To mention something. (Note: The two parts of this phrasal verb can be separated.) Bring on — To cause something to happen, usually something negative. (The two parts of this phrasal verb can be separated by what’s happening.) Bring it on! — To accept a challenge with confidence.

Drop Drop by/in — To stop by for a visit, for a short time. Drop off — To leave something or someone in their destination. (Can be separated by the object being dropped off.)

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Main Idea : Talk about goals that relate to the company with which you are interviewing.

Detai : Demonstrate that you understand in the industry and are motivated the succeed. Keep your answer specific to your field.

Main Idea : Say something positive about your last job.

Detail : Focus on how this new job will give you the opportunity to contribute more in a particular area that is key to the position.

Main Idea : Turn your weaknesses into strengths.

Detail : If your weakness is a lack of patience, state that because of

Main Idea : Show what you know about the company and how you would fit in.

Detail : Address issues and challenges in the company to demonstrate the depth of your knowledge.

Main Idea : You need to give specifics to show you are the best person for the job.

Detail : Pinpoint the qualities you have that are truly valuable to the compan

Main Idea : You should summarize your skills and experience as they relate to the job.

Detail : Don't talk about unrelated things.