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Old 28-Jul-2004, 15:46
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Which of these is correct:

1-Are there any jobs available in your company for drivers?
2-Are there any jobs available in your company as drivers?

3-Are there any drivers' jobs available in your company?
4-Are there any driving jobs available in your company?

5Are there any posts available in your company for drivers?
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Old 28-Jul-2004, 16:05
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Which of these is correct:

1-Are there any jobs available in your company for drivers?
2-Are there any jobs available in your company as drivers?

3-Are there any drivers' jobs available in your company?
4-Are there any driving jobs available in your company?

5Are there any posts available in your company for drivers?
I presume you are talking about drivers as in taxi drivers.

1. ok
3. ok
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Old 28-Jul-2004, 22:54
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I'd say 4&5 are OK, too.
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Old 28-Jul-2004, 23:03
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