[General] Where can I send my CV?

[Silverobama]

Hi.

I'm a moderator of an online group. Our group is okay for job vacancy ads. Someone sent an ad in my group and the ad says a school is looking for some teachers. Then B, who might want to find a job, asked in the group "How to hand in my CV"? Usually at the last line of this kind of ad, there's a phone number or an email address, but there isn't any. I think the natural question should be "Where can I send my CV?" or "To whom can I send my CV?".

Am I right?

 

[teechar]

"Where can I send my CV?"
or "To whom can I send my CV?".
Am I right?

The first is fine. The second is a bit formal for an online group. Can you think of a less formal way of phrasing it?

 

[Silverobama]

The first is fine. The second is a bit formal for an online group. Can you think of a less formal way of phrasing it?

Who can I send my CV to?

Is this one better?

 

[teechar]

Right.

 

[tedmc]

Where should I send my CV to?

 

[teechar]

That's okay too.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hi.

I'm a moderator of an online group. Our group [STRIKE]is okay for[/STRIKE] accepts job vacancy ads. Someone [STRIKE]sent[/STRIKE] posted an ad in my group [STRIKE]and the ad says[/STRIKE] saying [that] a school [STRIKE]is[/STRIKE] was looking for some teachers. [STRIKE]Then[/STRIKE] B, who might [STRIKE]want[/STRIKE] have wanted to find a job, asked [STRIKE]in the group[/STRIKE] "How to hand in my CV"? Usually, [STRIKE]at[/STRIKE] in the last line of this kind of ad, there's a phone number or an email address, but there [STRIKE]isn't any[/STRIKE] wasn't one. I think the natural question should be "Where can I send my CV?" or "To whom can I send my CV?" (No full stop here - the question mark inside the quotation marks serves as the closing punctuation.)

Please note my corrections above.