👉 An official face-to-face meeting of monarchs or other important figures.
Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look! That dictionary definition is…well, it’s very specific, isn’t it? It mentions “monarchs” – kings and queens – and "important figures." That's a little outdated for our modern world, you see. Let’s break down what 'interviews' really mean. Think of it like this: Interviews are conversations, planned and bright, Where someone asks questions with all their might. They happen when we need to learn more about something – a job, a story, a project, or even a person! It’s a chance for them to share what they know. Here's a simpler way to put it: An interview is a meeting where someone asks you questions and you answer them back. It's usually done face-to-face – sitting down together – but can sometimes be done over the phone or even online now! Think of it like this: A job interview: To see if you’re good enough, you know? A news interview: To get a story straight and true. An interview for a school project: To gather information just for you! Does that make more sense now, my dears? Do you have any questions about what we've discussed today?
