Tea "with Milk"

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Jun 11th 2012 10:36

Please correct my English in the following sentences.

I like a cup of tea “with milk".
When I was a college student, I went to L.A. for the purpose of studying English.
At that time, I thought the tea “with milk” was very popular in the U.S.
However my host mother was surprised I had a tea “with milk”.
A cup of tea with milk is a very popular in England but the U.S.
Do you think my opinion is correct?

isamorena

Thank you for your correction!

Jun 11th 2012 10:53

I like a cup of tea “with milk".
I like a cup of tea with milk.

You don't need quotations around "with milk." You could also say, "I like to drink tea with milk."

for the purpose of studying English.
for the purpose of studying to study English.

At that time, I thought the tea “with milk” was very popular in the U.
AtDuring that time, I thought the that tea with milk was very popular in the U.

However my host mother was surprised I had a tea “with milk”.
However, my host mother was surprised that I drank had a tea with milk.

A cup of tea with milk is a very popular in England but the U.
A cup of tea with milk is a very popular in England but the U.

You could say, "Drinking tea with milk is very popular in England, but it is not in the U.S.."

I know many people who drink tea with milk, but it is true that tea drinking is not as popular in the U.S. as it is in England.

I like tea with milk though :)