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Stand as a candidate #1 (permalink) Thu Oct 14, 2004 1:04 am   Stand as a candidate
 

Test No. incompl/inter-1 "Applying for that Job", question 2

Do you want to ......... as a candidate in the local elections?

(a) stand
(b) sit
(c) go
(d) try

Test No. incompl/inter-1 "Applying for that Job", answer 2

Do you want to stand as a candidate in the local elections?

Correct answer: (a) stand

Your answer was: incorrect
Do you want to go as a candidate in the local elections?
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why is that?
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Stand as a candidate #2 (permalink) Thu Oct 14, 2004 18:21 pm   Stand as a candidate
 

Hi Al,

This is because if you run for a post as a politician you stand as a candidate - that's the proper expression in the given context.
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Stand as a candidate #3 (permalink) Thu Nov 10, 2005 17:41 pm   Stand as a candidate
 

hi torsten
i just can't get the exact meaning of run for a post
can you clarify it for me.
thanks
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Hi Al,

This is because if you run for a post as a politician you stand as a candidate - that's the proper expression in the given context.
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Run for a post #4 (permalink) Thu Nov 10, 2005 23:11 pm   Run for a post
 

If you run for a post you want to get a certain job (usually in politics).
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Run for a post #5 (permalink) Sat Nov 12, 2005 18:45 pm   Run for a post
 

i got it Torsten
thanks Wink
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If you run for a post you want to get a certain job (usually in politics).
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Run for a post #6 (permalink) Sat Nov 12, 2005 18:46 pm   Run for a post
 

You're welcome, Sevide.
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