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Pructus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
One person paying for the whole
Hello....
How can we express this idea?
Some people gathered to eat food and drink. I thought that it was like everybody paying some money but later I found out that it was a celebration party and one specific person was paying for the whole event.
Then, I can say...
I thought it was a ______ but he paid for all the event.
What can I fill the blank with?
Maybe "club together"?
How can we express this idea?
Some people gathered to eat food and drink. I thought that it was like everybody paying some money but later I found out that it was a celebration party and one specific person was paying for the whole event.
Then, I can say...
I thought it was a ______ but he paid for all the event.
What can I fill the blank with?
Maybe "club together"?
Top answer
pructus Maybe "club together"? I don't know that one. I thought we were going to split the bill, but he paid for all of it.
- pructus Maybe "club together"?
- I don't know that one.
- I thought we were going to split the bill, but he paid for all of it.
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pructusMaybe "club together"?I don't know that one.
I thought we were going to split the bill, but he paid for all of it.
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