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In U.S. English, a person who is applying for a job as a scientist, doctor, or professor at a college or university is asked to submit a curriculum vitae. For other jobs, the usual word in U.S. English is résumé.
https://learnersdictionary.com/definition/curriculum vitae
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1. Why is the present progressive used?
2. How about "... who applies ..."?
I think that "is applying" means that the person is in the process of applying for a job. That is fine with me. However, in my opinion the present simple could also work. What do you think?
https://learnersdictionary.com/definition/curriculum vitae
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1. Why is the present progressive used?
2. How about "... who applies ..."?
I think that "is applying" means that the person is in the process of applying for a job. That is fine with me. However, in my opinion the present simple could also work. What do you think?
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