【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 otel credit exp is a mst● Fluent English and Chinese(All candidates mst be Beijing Resident)●Attractive remuneration pkg will be offered to the right candidates, please send resume to… (China Daily April 7, 1999: D5)In this part, yrs, mst, and pkg are all abbreviations formed by omitting vowels. They separately stand for years, must, and package. When we read the English recruiting advertisements carefully, we also can find other examples of these abbreviations: btwn = between, Cnty = county, Ct = city, hwy = highway, mfd = manufactured, msg = message, mgr = manager, pls = please, sngl= single. Blended abbreviations These abbreviations are more plicated than those mentioned above. Because some of them keep the first several letters but also have the back。 some of them omitted all the vowels but clip one or two consonants as well according to some special needs. Here are the qualifications of one recruiting advertisement:Example five: Qualifications● Ideally aged 3040. minimum 5 years sales exp in travel industry or in travel department of big pany. Advanced university deg in tourism or related studies. ● Successful track record in sales mgmt.● Strong munication and people mgmt skills.● Good mand of English. Computer literacy. (Denver John Guide March 22, 2001: D5) The abbreviations in this advertisement are plex, including many kinds mentioned above. Exp and deg are words shortened via backclipping, while mgmt is the abbreviations formed by omitting vowels. There are many others appeared in recruiting advertisements, like pd =paid, nec. = necessary, mfg = manufacturing, loc’d = located, p = puter, bus = business, ad = and, asst = assistant, bkground = background, bldg = building, blvd = boulevard, conds = conditions, exp’d = experienced, Ltd = limited, mgmt = management, oppty = opportunity, pkg = package, respons = responsibilities, and so on.5. Make a flexible use of phrasesGenerally speaking, phrases and short sentence are much easier to understand than that of long sentences. And one of the points is that they can save great space on newspaper when businessman prints an advertisement. Phrases are the same as elliptical sentences, used to describe the responsibilities and requirements in English recruiting advertisements. And the phrases in mon use are as follows: Noun phrase Just looking some extracts from English recruiting advertisements: ●. 25 to 35 years of age ●. At least 2 years’ relevant working experience in Joint Venture Company ●. Ability to work in a team under pressure ●. Good translation and typing skills These noun phrases clearly describe the requirements of abilities that the applicants should have, and make readers have a clear idea that whether they are fit for the post. All the applicants want to find a right job, but every job has different responsibilities and requirements. That means each job should have a unique and detailed description of its duties and requirements. Noun phrase fortunately give job hunters a clear picture of what they could expect while working for the pany by some accurate and simple words. Adjective phrase● Willing to travel frequently to rural areas and cities in mainland China● Available to work for a foreign pany in Shanghai● Fluent in written and oral English ● Good at Cantonese and willing to work abroadThe above are the adjective phrases in English recruiting advertisements. From those phrases applicants can know some responsibilities of the job, and help them be ready in their minds to accept the arrangements of the pany if they really want to entry into that pany. Prepositional phraseThe application of prepositional phrase in recruiting advertisements is very usual. The phrases are short but expressed well and full of meaning. Example six: Qualifications:● With an age above thirty● With excellent English, Mandarin and Cantonese● With 5 years’ experience in business management and programming experience● Under the age of 35 (The Denver Post May 17, 2003: D4) Prepositions are the main roles in this description. They are different from noun phrases for the prepositions. Although they have the same function, prepositional phrases are more rhythmic when reading. Gerundial phraseExample seven: The candidate will be responsible for:● Developing sales in southern China● Providing technical support to customers ● Reporting to national general manager in BeijingAccurateness is one aim that advertiser pursuing in English recruiting advertisements. Gerundial phrases are also one of the often appeared phrases in recruiting advertisements. They list the requirement and duties of the job and make the job hunters know whether they are fit for the job or not immediately, for instance, if the requirements have said “willing to travel, late hours”, the young mothers would give up to apply when they see that phrase. Appositive phrase or parenthetical phraseAppositive Phrase and Parenthetical Phrase always appear in the simple introductions of the employing units, and are separated from the main sentence by ma or dash. The advantage of using the two phrases is that they are limited in length but can transmit much information.● Beijing Metito Laurel—. joint venture— a world leader in industrial amp。 Wastewater Treatment System, is seeking…This simple sentence use two phrases to replenish the information of the pany: the parenthetical phrase “a Sino—. joint venture”, which is separated by dash, explain the quality of the pany。 and the appositive phrase “a world leader in…System” indicate what kind of business that the enterprise deal with. ● Bayer China, subsidiary of a leading European Chemical Concern, is now offering…If this sentence do not use appositive phrase, it should be divided i