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Seagull Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

give a good impression with

Hello there.

Regarding the sentence below:

When you take a job interview, it is necessary to give a good impression with your clothes and posture.

Q1 Is this sentence correct? I'm particularly not sure about the usage of "with" in the sentence.

Q2 Are there any better sentences to express this idea?
  

Top answer

seagull When you take go for a job interview, it is necessary to give make a good impressio n, especially when it comes to with your clothes and posture.

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8 Answers
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seagullWhen you take go for a job interview, it is necessary to give make a good impression, especially when it comes to with your clothes and posture.
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seagullWhen you take a job interview
In addition to the previous answer: When you go to (or attend, choose one of the underlined parts) a job interview
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I understand.
Thank you so much, Teechr.
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Thank you very much.
I learned a lot.
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Thanks again for your corrections, Teechr.

Could I ask a further question?

How about the sentence below? Does it sound strange? Or is it still acceptable? --

When we get a job interview, it is important to give a good impression with our clothes and good posture.
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seagullWhen we get a job interview,
That means when we get notification (letter, email, phone call, etc.) that we will have an interview.

As for the rest of the sentence, I've given you my preferred alternative above.
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teechr seagullWhen we get a job interview,That means when we get notification (letter, email, phone call, etc.) that we will have an interview.
Oh, really? In fact, the second sentence is the "correct answer" of an English translation question in a study guide.
Apparently, it is a sentence written by a nonnative teacher, though.

Thank you so mu