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The phrase "a coffee" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used as an indefinite article followed by a noun ("coffee"), indicating a single cup or serving of the beverage. Examples: - I ordered a coffee and a croissant at the café. - Would you like a coffee or tea with your breakfast? - She grabbed a coffee on her way to work. - He always starts his day with a coffee and a newspaper. - I can't function without a coffee in the morning.
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Buy them a coffee!
Maybe a coffee?
A coffee does not.
We'll give you a coffee".
In line for a coffee.
"I need a coffee, cutie".
I'm not a coffee drinker.
Strain through a coffee filter.
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It is called a coffee-table book.
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