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inventory
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Meaning of "drum out" | Use 'forgotten' + 'at home'
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Meaning of pub Sun Dec 03, 2006 0:26 am  Meaning of pub		  
English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #57 "Chit Chat: At the pub", question 1

Charles: I don't think I've ......... you before in this pub.

(a) see
(b) seen
(c) seeing
(d) saw

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #57 "Chit Chat: At the pub", answer 1

Charles: I don't think I've seen you before in this pub.

Correct answer: (b) seen
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WHAT IS PUB?

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Meaning of pub Sun Dec 03, 2006 1:03 am  Meaning of pub		  
Pubs (public houses) are typical British bars: places where alcoholic drinks are served.
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