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Please show me example sentences with The cup of coffee. . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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“i’m gonna go grab a cup of coffee, want one?”
“a cup of coffee has about as much caffeine as three espresso shots”
“i could really use a cup of coffee right now”
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1. “The cup of coffee spilled all over the floor”
2. “Where did my cup of coffee go?”
3. “The cup of coffee that I made this morning is probably cold now, I should have drank it before it went cold”
4. “I wonder who left a cup of coffee at my desk?”
5. “The cup of coffee that I had this morning totally woke me up”
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Is it never used?
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‘The cup of coffee’ is referring to a specific cup of coffee because ‘The’ is typically used before an object or subject when your talking about it specifically rather then a general reference.
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