Examples of 'you take milk' in a sentence
Meaning of "you take milk"
you take milk: An expression used to inquire about one's preference for adding milk to a beverage or dish, often in a casual or colloquial manner
How to use "you take milk" in a sentence
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you take milk
I can never remember whether you take milk.
Do you take milk with your breakfast?
My woman tell me, ask you if you take milk.
Do you take milk with your tea?
I am gonna make some tea, do you take milk and sugar?
Do you take milk and sugar?
You would like some tea, wouldn't you? Do you take milk and sugar?
Do you take milk in your tea?
You take milk with that?
I expect you take milk in first, hmm?
You take milk first and then coffee?
Yeah. do you take milk and sugar?
You take milk from the Ace Dairy Company, do not you?
Muttering You take milk and sugar do not you, Vincent?
Do you take milk with that? You made it.
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Do you take milk?
Do you take milk or lemon in your tea? Maybe ….
Do you take milk in your tea? No.
Do you take milk and sugar? Neither, thank you.
Do you take milk in your tea? - No milk in the tea.
Do you take milk and sugar in your coffee, Mr. Torrence?
Do you take milk and sugar in your coffee, Mr. Torrence? No, plain black.
