The document provides information and examples about aggressive, offensive, and neutral speech; proper ways to end a job interview; and how to use ellipses. It advises using a neutral tone during interviews and thanking the interviewer. Examples demonstrate that ellipses can omit unnecessary words from sentences while maintaining meaning.

1. JOB INTERVIEW
- AGGRESSIVE, OFFENSIVE & NEUTRAL
TYPES OF SPEECH
- TAKING LEAVE
- ELLIPSES

2. AGGRESSIVE, OFFENSIVE AND NEUTRAL
FORMS OF SPEECH
If you ask that question again, I cannot
promise what I can do to you.
AGGRESSIVE

3. Looks like I have to help her again, she
never does anything right.
OFFENSIVE

4. Maybe she has her own reasons for
doing that, let’s forget it.
NEUTRAL

5. SO……
• Aggressive means someone who shows his
anger in his speech and ready to attack
• Offensive means someone who feels upset or
annoyed and shows his rudeness in his speech
• Neutral means someone who is neither agree
nor disagree towards something. (in the middle)

6. Inappropriate expression
during job interview…

9. TAKING LEAVE
• Thank you. I hope you will consider my
application
• Thank you very much. I hope you will hire me,
as I am very interested to work for your
company.
• Thank you very much, Mr Lim and Puan Nur
Aida. I look forward to hear from you soon

10. • Step 1
Summarize your interview with a few short
statements.
• Step 2
Remind the interviewer why you want the
job, what skills you have and how you see
yourself fitting in with the company.
• Step 3
Make sure your interview is really over
before you try to leave.

11. • Step 4
Thank the interviewer for inviting you to
the job interview.
• Step 5
Ask the interviewer when you can expect
a reply and what would happen next if you
got the job.
• Step 6
Leave a copy of your resume and cover
letter.

12. ELLIPSES
The act of leaving Three dots (…)
out a word or words used to show that
from a sentence a word or words
deliberately, when have been left out
the meaning can be
understood without
them

13. EXAMPLES…
- According to this article, “The best remedy
… is to get enough sleep”
- “No, wait…..” he shouted.

14. Everything we have done including the
study of Economics which can easily seem
rather dry and remote is related to one or
more of the sorts of careers that we plan to
take up
Everything we have done … is related to
one or more of the sorts of careers that we
plan to take up

15. The subjects in the program Finance,
Marketing, and Banking, and so on are
taught as aspects of a single study rather
than as separate disciplines.
The subjects in the program … are taught
as aspects of a single study rather than as
separate disciplines.