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Questions relating to the employment process for a new employee.
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Is it ok to use informal contractions (wanna, gotta, kinda) in an interview?
Next week, I have an interview, in English, with a company from the USA and I would like to know if I should use terms when I speak like: "wanna", "gotta", "gonna", "lotta", "kinda", etc?
Should I use …
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