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According to the listening, once a first impression is formed, what is unlikely to happen.
A person's impression is unlikely to be changed.
There are two reasons we might use the past modal "should" (or "shouldn't). What is one reason?
To express regret about a past action or to express our opinion about what another person should or shouldn't have done.
Is this sentence correct: He should of been early.
No, he "should have been" early.
Correctly fill in the blank: I ____________ (could begin) earlier.
I could have begun earlier.
Excluding "not," what are the three parts of a verb expressed using a past modal?
modal + have + past participle
Where does 'not" go in a sentence with a negative past modal?
modal + (not) + have + past participle
Correct this sentence (assume the modal is correct): He might have buyed the blue one instead.
He might have bought the blue one instead.
According to the article, what is at least one thing you should be honest about in your interview?
Skills, education and experience.
What does the verb "illustrate" mean in the context of our reading?
To give an example or explain.
True or false: According to the article, you can and should speak candidly about your previous job, even if your experience there was negative.
False, never speak negatively about a past work experience.
What is a synonym (or the meaning of) "the odds?"
Chances, likelihood, probability
According to the article, what is one reason you should send a follow-up note after an interview?
It shows that you are interested and motivated; it shows that you have manners.
Does a summary contain details and opinions?
No, it includes only the main idea(s).
According to the article, is it ok to say that you look forward to speaking again in your follow-up note?
Yes
