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The coffee is warm.

I am going for coffee.

Sara drinks coffee.

He is going for coffee.

Is his coffee cold?

Tomorrow we are going for coffee.

I want tea, and she wants coffee.

The coffee is on the table.

I have enough water, but you have too much coffee.

He drinks too much coffee, and she drinks too much tea.

Coffee is better than tea today.

He likes tea more than coffee.

He no longer drinks coffee in the evening.

Her new habit is to drink water every morning before coffee.

In the neighborhood I know almost all the neighbors, because we often drink coffee together in front of the building.

On the balcony we drink morning coffee and look at the park.

On weekends I like coffee with cake.

On weekends we sit in the yard and calmly drink coffee.

The coffee stain is still on the tablecloth, although I have already washed it in the washing machine.

We still have time for coffee.

My suggestion is different: that we first walk along the river, and only then treat ourselves to a coffee.

I don’t have small change for coffee.

If we finish the project on time, we will treat ourselves to coffee in a quiet café.

When we have more time, we will go to the gallery and afterwards for coffee by the river.

The label says that this package of coffee is cheaper than the one on the top shelf.

The customer is looking for a smaller package of coffee.

If you yawn all morning, maybe neither coffee nor cold water will help you.

On the terrace we drink coffee and watch how the grass grows after the rain.

After the meeting she is in a hurry to get home, but she still feels like staying a little longer for coffee with her colleague.

There is a coffee stain on the sleeve.