Words

pub n.

He must have drunk in that pub.

I’ve never thought that she could appear in that pub.

It must be terrible to drink in that pub.

I saw her waving to me as soon as I entered the pub.

landlord n.

You need to pay attention to the landlord of that pub.

In spite of this, I met the landlord anyway.

After knowing I had no money to pay the bill, the landlord gave me a free lunch.

The landlord can’t have been your friend.

bill n.

pay the bill

The bill has already been paid.

She must has paid our bill.

I received a bill from the landlord.

Expressions

look for

It was raining. In spite of this, we looked for our dog on the street for 4 hours.

What are you looking for?

The landlord interrupted me when I was looking for my bag.

I’m looking for a good seat.

have a good meal

Do you want to have a meal with us?

This is the best meal I’ve ever had.

After having a great meal, they drove on to the next town.

pay the bill

It must be she who paid the bill for us.

I had an amusing experience when I paid a bill.

She can’t have paid the bill for us.

You must pay the bill for us.

in a few minutes

In a few minutes, he came back with my bag.

In a few minutes, she will appear on the stage.

I will arrive at the office in a few minutes.

She will arrive in London in a few minutes.

The dinner will be ready in a few minutes.