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You mistook the salt for sugar and put it in your coffee?! How careless can you get?
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There's too much sugar in the coffee.
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She advised him not to use too much sugar.
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She put lots of sugar in the coffee.
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He likes coffee without sugar.
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A marron glacé is a sugar coated chestnut, similar to the Japanese sweet natto.
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Would you like sugar and milk?
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I don't want any sugar.
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Do you take sugar in your coffee?
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Tom watched Mary put sugar in her coffee.
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This cake contains flour, milk, eggs and sugar.
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This isn't sugar.
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Tom usually drinks coffee without sugar.
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Tom uses honey instead of sugar.
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Tom puts honey in his tea instead of sugar.
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Tom mistook the sugar for salt.
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Tom likes coffee without sugar.
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If you put some sugar in, it will become more delicious.
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Waiter: Do you need sugar and milk for your tea? – Customer: Just milk is fine.
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Do you want some sugar?
Said while offering coffee to a friend
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