i am trying to fill up my application form and i can’t understand this phrase, i mean, what do i have to delete?
please help
thanks
9 Answers
Delete As Appropriate
This means that you should CROSS OUT the things that don’t apply to you, and KEEP as they are those which apply to you. For example, you might be asked to choose your title (and delete as appropriate): Mr/Miss/Mrs/Dr …If, for example, Mr is the only one that applies to you, then you’ve to leave it as it is, and cross out all the other options that don’t apply to you. Good luck.
so here’s an example:
Title (delete as appropriate): Miss, Mrs, Mr etc etc
you have to cross them all out except the one that applies to you. So if you are a Miss, in this example, you cross out the other two
Hope that helped!
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its means tp cross out what doesn’t apply to you.
for example if it says: Miss/Mrs/Ms/Mr before your name you would cross out all the ones that don’t apply and just leave the correct one showing.
Its the same as if you get a party invite that says:
I will/will not be attending.
You cross one out to make the correct reply.
Hope this helps.
Hum, I think that that particular instruction was intended for the person who printed out the generic application form (obviously he did not do what he was told), not for you.
Oh. My. God. Seriously.
You DELETE as APPROPIATE. You scribble out what you need to. I hope you’re not applying to be a teacher or something
I think Kate M’s right.
Whatever doesn’t apply.