Word Network: tea
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See it in Videos (5)
9:45
Sweet Tea Ribs | Food Wishes
"The tea is important."
B1
2:03
I Swear Trailer #1 (2026)
"I usually drink a cup of tea in the morning to wake up."
A2
12:50
THE BEST ENGLISH CONVERSATION FOR BEGINNERS || ENGLISH FOR BEGINNERS
"I usually drink a cup of tea in the morning to wake up."
B2
29:23
30 Minutes with 30 Dialogues to Improve English at Workplace | Business English Conversation
"I usually drink a cup of tea in the morning to wake up."
B1
5:01
Mrs. Kennedy Apologizes To The Queen | The Crown (Claire Foy, Jodi Balfour)
"I usually drink a cup of tea in the morning to wake up."
B2Learn it in Context (5)
This Word in Other Languages (4)
Grammar Connections (8)
English Present Perfect (I have done)
verbs_tensesA & An — Your First Articles
articlesFirst Adjectives: Big, Small, Good, Bad
adjectivesClassroom & Survival Nouns: Your First Words
nounsDon't & Doesn't — Saying No to Actions
negationGoing to: Future Plans & Intentions
verbs_tensesRelative Pronouns: Using 'That' for People & Things
relative_clausesRelative Pronouns: 'Which' for Things
relative_clausesUsed in Phrases (6)
instead of
As an alternative to; in place of.
Not my cup of tea.
Not something I like.
I work as a teacher.
Stating one's profession
stand somebody in good stead
To be useful or beneficial to someone in the future.
crocodile tears
Insincere or feigned sadness or remorse.
slow and steady
Progressing at a consistent and careful pace, often leading to eventual success.
