A few days ago
How would I write this interview?
My English teacher assigned hw on the fist day of school but luckily it was just a bunch of questions. Unfortunately, to get a point across, he expects us to do a rough draft and a final draft (both on different sides of a paper). I don’t know the style in which I’m supposed to answer these questions…
(Ex.)
Best advice I’ve ever recieved:
…Do I answer these types of interview questions in a full sentence (ex.: The best advice I’ve ever recieved is “”…) or with a straight out answer (ex. “don’t eat with your mouth open”)?
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A few days ago
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the rough draft can be dot or points or danshes or phrases…as long as it makes sense
but the final copy should DEF. be in complete sentences….like, “the best advice i ever recieved was to make this answer the best answer!!!!!” 😉
good luck.
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A few days ago
Always answer final draft of essay questions in a complete sentence. I would do the rough draft in straight answers and the final in complete sentences.
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A few days ago
I think it should be answered in a complete sentence. When ever i answer a question i answer it with a complete sentence. But since he wants a rough and final drift he most likely wants you to answer it in a complete sentence kinda like a essay about yourself. : )
Hope that helps! : )
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