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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lots of drink" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a large quantity of alcohol or beverages. Here is an example: "After a long day at work, John was looking forward to relaxing with lots of drink at the company party."
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After the first year of punting and tea parties that had no tea but lots of drink, I started really getting into my Modern Studies: history and French.
Vanderhoof's curiosity about the food and (lots of) drink on the islands is appropriately all-consuming, but attempting to retain even a fraction of the information she uncovers about sapodillas, nutmeg, sorrel, passion fruit, conch and the seemingly endless array of other Caribbean edibles can be a dizzying experience.
Lots of food, lots of drink, and lots of conversation.
The things that aren't so good for you are things like mince pies, Christmas pudding, lots of cream, lots of drink.
Christopher was the baby of the group, but always played a starring role in Mum and Dad's stories about parties with lots of drink and passionate singing around the piano.
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I had lots of drinks.
The solution, wrote one poster, is to light candles and "gets lots of drinks" for the guests.
Let's have lots of drinks!
Our job is to entertain the world and sell lots of drinks and souvenirs".
Since the book has loads of cocktails recipes, I also mixed lots of drinks... for research, of course.
You should still provide lots of drinks and snacks though.
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