Fill in the Blanks (Reading & Writing) (Core)

After her interview at the marketing firm, Denise decided to send a short thank-you email to —confirmconfirmingconfirmedconfirms her interest in the position. She thanked the hiring manager for taking the time to —reviewreviewingreviewedreviews her application and mentioned one point from the conversation she found especially interesting. Career advisors often —recommendrecommendsrecommendedrecommending that candidates follow up within twenty-four hours, since it shows enthusiasm without seeming pushy. Denise kept her message brief, —knowingknownknewknows that a short, polite note was more likely to be read than a long one.