Tea and coffee 1.When was the last time you drank tea or coffee? It was this morning, before I [arrived] here, - you could also say, "before I ended up here", but to use the verb "to arrive" would be more natural I got a cup of cappuccino at a small coffee shop in my neighbourhood. - you could also say "I got a cappuccino" - it sounds better Actually I am a big fan of coffee, coffee [makes] my [day] every single day, [just] a sip [of] coffee can keep me refreshed and 4.Do you prepare tea or coffee for guests at home? Generally, I will prepare both of them, - alternately, "I prepare both coffee and tea", or "I'll prepare both coffee and tea" I have [an] itty-bitty coffee machine which can make espresso easily, - "an" before a noun starting with a vowel sound and also I have an exquisite tea set with [a selection of] tea bags in my kitchen cabinet. - more natural to say "a selection of" [I have Earl grey, jasmine and lemon.] - make this a new sentence, otherwise your list is "my kitchen cabinet, Earl grey, jasmine, or lemon" - it's obvious what you are saying, but grammatically it is incorrect So, there is no limit for drinking - this is a little clumsy, perhaps "So there are a lot of options" would be better Hope this helps :)

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