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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #53219 A Job Application
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Subject:  Application  for  the  Position  of  Software  Developer
Dear  [Hiring  Manager's  Name],
I  am  writing  to    for  the  role  of  Software  Developer  at  [Company  Name],  as  advertised  on  your  website.  With  a  strong  background  in  computer  science  and  a  passion  for  problem-solving,  I  believe  I  would  be  a  valuable    to  your  team.

In  my  previous  role  at  [Previous  Company  Name],  I  successfully    multiple  software  projects,  demonstrating  my  ability  to  work  effectively  under  deadlines.  My  technical  skills  in  programming  languages  such  as  Python  and  Java,  along  with  my  experience  in  team  collaboration,    me  to  contribute  positively  to  your  organization.

I  am  excited  about  the  opportunity  to  bring  my  expertise  to  [Company  Name]  and  contribute  to  its  success.  I  have  attached  my    for  your  review  and  would  welcome  the  opportunity  to  discuss  my  qualifications  further.

Thank  you  for  your  time  and  consideration.

Best  regards,
[Your  Full  Name]

Proposal asset demand enable resume apply invoice managed

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Correct answer: apply

Explanation: The verb 'apply' is the correct choice here as it directly relates to the action of submitting an application for a job. It fits grammatically as it follows the preposition 'to' and aligns with the context of job applications.

Meaning: 'Apply' means to formally request something, in this case, a job position.

Wrong options:

  • demand: 'Demand' implies a forceful request, which is inappropriate in a formal job application context.
  • Proposal: 'Proposal' is a noun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate an action.
  • invoice: 'Invoice' is a noun related to billing and does not relate to the context of applying for a job.
Correct answer: asset

Explanation: 'Asset' is a noun that refers to a valuable person or thing. It fits grammatically as it serves as a complement to 'I would be,' indicating the speaker's value to the team.

Meaning: 'Asset' refers to someone or something that is beneficial or valuable.

Wrong options:

  • demand: 'Demand' is a noun that refers to a request or need, which does not fit in the context of describing a person's value.
  • Proposal: 'Proposal' is a noun that refers to a suggestion or plan, which does not fit the context of being a valuable team member.
  • invoice: 'Invoice' is a noun related to billing and does not relate to the context of personal value in a team.
Correct answer: managed

Explanation: 'Managed' is the past tense of the verb 'manage,' which indicates that the speaker successfully oversaw projects in the past. It fits grammatically as it aligns with the past tense context of the sentence.

Meaning: 'Managed' means to have been in charge of or to have directed something.

Wrong options:

  • apply: 'Apply' is a verb that does not fit in the past tense context of this sentence.
  • demand: 'Demand' is a noun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate an action related to overseeing projects.
  • Proposal: 'Proposal' is a noun and does not fit as it does not indicate an action.
  • invoice: 'Invoice' is a noun related to billing and does not relate to the context of managing projects.
Correct answer: enable

Explanation: 'Enable' is a verb that means to make something possible. It fits grammatically as it follows the subject 'my technical skills' and indicates the ability to contribute positively.

Meaning: 'Enable' means to make something possible or to allow it to happen.

Wrong options:

  • apply: 'Apply' is a verb that does not fit in this context as it does not relate to the ability to contribute.
  • demand: 'Demand' is a noun that does not fit grammatically as it does not indicate an action related to enabling contributions.
  • Proposal: 'Proposal' is a noun and does not fit as it does not indicate an action.
  • invoice: 'Invoice' is a noun related to billing and does not relate to the context of enabling contributions.
Correct answer: resume

Explanation: 'Resume' is a noun that refers to a document summarizing a person's qualifications and experiences. It fits grammatically as it serves as the object of the verb 'attached.'

Meaning: 'Resume' is a document that outlines a person's work experience and skills.

Wrong options:

  • demand: 'Demand' is a noun that does not fit as it does not refer to a document.
  • Proposal: 'Proposal' is a noun that refers to a suggestion or plan, which does not fit in the context of a job application.
  • invoice: 'Invoice' is a noun related to billing and does not relate to the context of job applications.

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