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How to accept a cup of coffee and how you would you like it

Sridevi D.
16/07/2019 0 0

Would you like a cup of coffee

  • Formal                  would you like a coffee
  • Informal                do you want a coffee
  • very informal          coffee 
  • Formal                  yes please            ||      no, thank you
  • Informal                yes I'd like some   ||      no, thanks
  • very informal          I'd love one          ||      no

Saying how you would like your coffee 

  • Black with sugar, please.
  • White, no sugar, please.
  • White with sugar, please. 
  • Black, no sugar, please.
  • A little milk, but no sugar, please.
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