Asking for information (‘yes or no’ questions and ‘Wh’ questions )

Here are some important expressions commonly used in interviews along with sample dialogues to illustrate their usage:

1. Introducing Yourself:
   • Expression: “Hello, my name is [Your Name]. It’s a pleasure to meet you.”
   • Sample Dialogue: Interviewer: “Hello, please introduce yourself.”
   • You: “Hello, my name is Sarah Johnson. It’s a pleasure to meet you.”
2. Expressing Interest:
   • Expression: “I am very interested in [specific aspect of the job/company].”
   • Sample Dialogue: Interviewer: “What interests you most about this position?”
   • You: “I am very interested in the innovative projects your team is working on.”
3. Highlighting Skills:
   • Expression: “I have experience in [specific skill] which I believe aligns well with this role.”
   • Sample Dialogue: Interviewer: “Can you tell me about your relevant experience?”
   • You: “I have experience in project management, which I believe aligns well with this role’s requirements.”
4. Asking Questions:
   • Expression: “Could you please tell me more about [specific aspect of the company/job]?”
   • Sample Dialogue: Interviewer: “Do you have any questions for us?”
   • You: “Could you please tell me more about the team dynamics in this department?”
5. Expressing Appreciation:
   • Expression: “Thank you for considering my application.”
   • Sample Dialogue: You: “Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to hearing from you.”
6. Closing the Interview:
   • Expression: “I appreciate the opportunity to discuss this opportunity with you.”
   • Sample Dialogue: You: “I appreciate the opportunity to discuss this opportunity with you. I look forward to your feedback.”

These expressions help convey professionalism and engagement during an interview. Adjust them based on the context and your personal style to make them sound natural and genuine.