'apply' and 'to be applied' What is the difference between: 1) I want to apply for a position with your company 2) I want to be applied for a position with your company And tell me please whether the

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'apply' and 'to be applied' What is the difference between: 1) I want to apply for a position with your company 2) I want to be applied for a position with your company And tell me please whether the construction 'with your company' is suitable for this case.

Mar 24, 2014 6:48 PM

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Sentence one is correct. You wouldn't say sentence two, it does not sound right. With your company is suitable for the end of the sentence. I personally would exchange "want" for "would like" - it sounds politer.

March 24, 2014

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