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I heard you have a vacancy vs I've heard that you have a vacancy

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "I heard you have a vacancy" is more direct and informal, suitable for casual conversations. On the other hand, "I've heard that you have a vacancy" is a bit more formal and structured, often used in professional settings or when speaking to someone you are not very familiar with.

Last updated: March 19, 2024 • 1545 views

I heard you have a vacancy

This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal conversations.

This phrase is suitable for casual conversations when you want to be direct and informal.

Examples:

  • I heard you have a vacancy. Is that true?
  • I heard you have a vacancy. Can you provide more details?
  • I heard you have a vacancy. I'm interested in applying.
  • I heard you have a vacancy. When can I start?
  • I heard you have a vacancy. Do you need any references?
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Alternatives:

  • I heard that you have a vacancy.
  • I heard there is a vacancy at your company.
  • I heard about the vacancy at your office.
  • I heard you are looking to fill a vacancy.
  • I heard you have an open position.

I've heard that you have a vacancy

This phrase is correct and commonly used in more formal or professional settings.

This phrase is suitable for formal or professional conversations when you want to convey information in a structured manner.

Examples:

  • I've heard that you have a vacancy. Could you tell me more about it?
  • I've heard that you have a vacancy. Is it still available?
  • I've heard that you have a vacancy. How can I apply?
  • I've heard that you have a vacancy. When are you planning to fill it?
  • I've heard that you have a vacancy. Do you have specific requirements?

Alternatives:

  • I've heard about the vacancy at your company.
  • I've heard there is a vacancy in your department.
  • I've heard you are seeking to fill a vacancy.
  • I've heard you have an open position.
  • I've heard you are looking for someone to fill a vacancy.

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