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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
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Expression: " The landlord was very..."
Hi
The following sentence is from a test I just took. I used the answer from imagining that there was nothing left in the inn, so the landlord arranged everything (food, tea etc) from his house. But the correct answer was on. Could you please shed some light on this?
Tom
The following sentence is from a test I just took. I used the answer from imagining that there was nothing left in the inn, so the landlord arranged everything (food, tea etc) from his house. But the correct answer was on. Could you please shed some light on this?
3. The landlord was very generous to us. All that we consumed in his inn wasThanks in advance,fromon the house.
Tom
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Hi On the house = you don't have to pay for what you have consumed, the bill will be paid by the inn.
- Hi On the house = you don't have to pay for what you have consumed, the bill will be paid by the inn.
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Hi
On the house = you don't have to pay for what you have consumed, the bill will be paid by the inn.
On the house = you don't have to pay for what you have consumed, the bill will be paid by the inn.
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