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Conditionals · Wish / If Only · Inversion · Job Interviews · Vocabulary · Writing
| Structure | Example |
|---|---|
If + Present Simple → Present Simple | If you heat water, it boils. |
Use for: scientific facts, rules, company procedures.
| Structure | Example |
|---|---|
If + Present Simple → Will + Verb | If I study, I will pass. |
⚠️ TRAP: ❌ If I will study... → NEVER use WILL after IF!
| Structure | Example |
|---|---|
If + Past Simple → Would + Verb | If I had money, I would travel. |
⚠️ TRAP: ❌ If I was you... → Prefer ✔ If I were you...
| Structure | Example |
|---|---|
If + Past Perfect → Would Have + Past Participle | If I had studied, I would have passed. |
| Type | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Past → Present result | If + Past Perfect → Would + Verb | If I had studied Business, I would be a manager now. |
| Present → Past result | If + Past Simple → Would Have + PP | If I weren't so shy, I would have spoken to her. |
| Type | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Present wish | Wish + Past Simple | I wish I spoke German. |
| Past regret | Wish + Past Perfect | I wish I had studied more. |
| Complaint | Wish + Would | I wish you would stop shouting. |
| Conditional | Normal | Inversion |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | If you need help... | Should you need help... |
| 2nd | If I were rich... | Were I rich... |
| 3rd | If I had known... | Had I known... |
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
Unless | If not | Unless you study, you won't pass. = If you don't study... |
Provided that | Only if | You can use my car provided that you are careful. |
As long as | On condition that | You can go out as long as you finish your homework. |
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Many CVs are rejected before they are fully read because they contain basic mistakes, poor presentation, and irrelevant information. Recruitment companies report that even highly qualified candidates are often "turned down" due to poorly written CVs. The Marketing Director of one recruitment agency stated that the best candidates are the most affected — their skills are invisible behind a badly formatted document.
Employers are very busy people. They spend only 15–30 seconds reading a CV. For this reason, presentation format is critical. A CV should never include information that is not directly relevant to the position. It is a marketing tool designed to demonstrate your skills, achievements, and suitability for a specific job — not a general autobiography.
A successful CV must show your overall qualifications, highlight your professional successes, and match the job specification. Candidates who tailor their CV to each position are far more likely to be invited for an interview.
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