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Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #1 (permalink) Wed May 30, 2007 22:10 pm   Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

Common Errors in English, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #1 "Give me the bill", question 1

After they had finished their meal, they asked the waiter the bill.

(a) had
(b) their
(c) the
(d) the bill

Common Errors in English, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #1 "Give me the bill", answer 1

After they had finished their meal, they asked the waiter for the bill.

Correct entry: for the bill
The error was: (d) the bill
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Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #2 (permalink) Thu May 31, 2007 1:40 am   Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

...ask someone for something. If you leave "for" out, it might mean the waiter is the bill (example: my friend the hero).
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Re: Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #3 (permalink) Mon Aug 08, 2011 0:36 am   Re: Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

Please listen to my recording and respond with a voice message too. Many thanks.[/u][/quote][/code]
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Re: Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #4 (permalink) Mon Aug 08, 2011 0:38 am   Re: Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

they asked to the waiter for the bill
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Re: Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #5 (permalink) Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:41 am   Re: Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

Pavalram wrote:
Please listen to my recording and respond with a voice message too. Many thanks.[/u]
[/code][/quote]
Check this link to learn gow to record a voice mail.

http://www.english-test.net/esl/english-grammar-test.html

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Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #6 (permalink) Mon Aug 08, 2011 8:50 am   Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

Wrong link, Ozzy?
I think you meant this one:
recording voice messages.
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Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill #7 (permalink) Mon Aug 08, 2011 18:28 pm   Expression: they asked the waiter for the bill
 

Beeesneees wrote:
Wrong link, Ozzy?
I think you meant this one:
recording voice messages.

Thanks Beeesneees,

The link I included was used in another post for someone who wanted to study more than the lessons sent to his email.

By the way gow is how ; - )

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