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Interview Commands During the interview, you might hear commands. Here are some sample commands for you.

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1 Interview Commands During the interview, you might hear commands. Here are some sample commands for you.

2 Commands Please be seated.

3 Commands Please hand me your passport.

4 Commands Read this sentence.

5 Commands Please follow me.

6 Commands Please print your name.

7 Commands Write this sentence here.

8 Commands Raise your right hand.

9 Commands Please remain standing.

10 Commands Sign your name here.

11 Commands Please wait here.

12 Please remain standing
b c d

13 Please wait here a b c d

14 Read this sentence a b c d

15 Write this sentence here
a b c d

16 Please hand me your passport
b c d

17 Please be seated a b c d

18 Please print your name a b c d

19 Sign your name here a b c d

20 Please follow me a b c d

21 Raise your right hand a b c d

22 Now You Try! Please wait here Please be seated Please follow me
Please remain standing Raise your right hand Please hand me your passport Read this sentence Write this sentence here Please print your name Sign your name here

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