14 years ago
Anonymous
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If u were ever a principal of a school then u apply for this job
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14 years ago
picador
This is an example of very good English. It is precise and concise. Unfortunately, the word is often confused with principles. A Principal is a leading person - whether the head of a school or a leading character in a performance such as a play, opera or ballet. A principle is an ideal of some kind - a thing of the mind only.
The person actually applying for the job is the main character in this performance; thus the use of the word "principal."
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14 years ago
chrlsshore
In this case, "principals" means the people who are applying for the job. They do not want employment agencies to contact them.
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14 years ago
Duckie!
princiPAL is a school principal. or somethin.
principle. is a rule or goal.
idk.
lookit up haha
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14 years ago
One Fat Dad
Yep, the first answer is correct.
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14 years ago
Anonymous
the first answer is right.
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