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Meaning of "life time of experience..."



 
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Meaning of "life time of experience..." #1 (permalink) Sun Jun 25, 2006 14:58 pm   Meaning of "life time of experience..."
 

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ESL/EFL Test #74 "Christmas Postman (1)", question 5

With a life time of ......... in doing all the walks in the town.

(a) experience
(b) knowing
(c) habit
(d) custom

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #74 "Christmas Postman (1)", answer 5

With a life time of experience in doing all the walks in the town.

Correct answer: (a) experience
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What does this sentence mean with other words?
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Alex
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Meaning of 'a life time' #2 (permalink) Sun Jun 25, 2006 19:41 pm   Meaning of 'a life time'
 

Hi Alex M.,

This means he had had experience for a long time (a life time) of posting letters in all the houses on the different routes (the walks) of the town.

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