all4naija:
The IF in the statement.

if means in the event that it occurs.

When means at the time it occurs. They are not opposite

Tbillz:
I am not an orator but can i correct my interviewer if he/she commit grammatical blunder?

I think you can after all you are for every body and nobody

soe:
if means in the event that it occurs.

When means at the time it occurs. They are not opposite

It is conditional and unlikely to happen. I don't know what is so hard for you to understand there. His sentence is wrong in the first place.

If you really need the job,then don't do it.

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Sure. Yes U really can. Bring out a pen and paper and correct his pronunciations too.




Then after, U shouldn't bother with the result of the interview.

Tbillz:
I am not an orator but can i correct my interviewer if he/she commit grammatical blunder?

Not when you haven't collected your appointment letter. NO!

You don get job be that

Ojestas:
Commits?

I tire oooo!!! And the dude wants to correct his job interviewer!!!

Tbillz:
I am not an orator but can i correct my interviewer if he/she commit grammatical blunder?

awks

Well in my own opinion I will say, it is absolutely allowed but ...

O ni fe mop lagoon now... *In Olamide's voice*

That's if you want to claim you have integrity. But at thesame time, such integrity should be able to put food on your table.

Lmao! funny answers hahahahha

omoadeleye:
those who dey do this op dem really follow him come interview oo, you really need deliverance.

akinsal:
See this guy oooooo.......

Why not do urself a lil good by correcting ur own written English before attempting to correct ur interviewer. For a start, U don't use the small letter 'i' either in the Subject or Object position. It is always in the capital 'I'. Again ur use of concord is faulty. "Commits" and not "commit". Learn more on subject ,verb agreement. I too know. Whether na the job dey important or the English.

Tbillz:
I am not an orator but can i correct my interviewer if he/she commit grammatical blunder?

IF YOU HAVE SECURED A BETTER OFFER

Guess u ain't tired of job hunting.

charlesucheh:
I tire oooo!!! And the dude wants to correct his job interviewer!!!

lol

Ojestas:
Commits?

lolzzz badt guy..

Ojestas:
Commits?

God bless you...

Ojestas:
Commits?

Well sighted... third person personal pronoun...

Fvck NO!

LAfricana:
Just pack your bag and your sorry ass when leaving

Sheybi na u sabi english pass... Go get a teaching Job then

But it depends on the interviewer though.. But trust me, whomever he/she is, such scenes dont end well





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butanep:
Well sighted... third person personal pronoun...

right, bruh

Ojestas:
Commits?

Ojestas:
Commits?

Over sabi with bad cook...

Tbillz:
I am not an orator but can i correct my interviewer if he/she commit grammatical blunder?

But your English is equally bad bro. Just check this out " if he/she COMMIT grammatical blunder". You say instead if he/she COMMITs grammatical blunder. Because he/ she is third person singular and verb that comes after it comes with " s"

Tbillz:
I am not an orator but can i correct my interviewer if he/she commit grammatical blunder?

Ofcourse you can

MUMU

allisonluvsu:
YES YOU CAN. Only if you are seated on the chair of the interviewer and u really don't need the JOB.If not, remember that a customer(An interviewer) is always right

..you must be a banker.