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Free sign up"take a sip of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the action of taking a small drink of a beverage. Example: She leaned over and took a sip of her coffee before returning to her work.
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Take a sip of water yourself.
Stand up, take a sip of gin".
Take a sip of that and think of pencil shavings.
Take a sip of the concoction, then add more beer.
Without permission to take a sip of water.
She pauses to take a sip of white wine.
"I take a sip of coffee and consider," he writes.
Or take a sip of that amazing, rich, creamy chocolate that's been mixed by waterfall?
"I didn't even take a sip of my drink," Ms. Iliev recalled.
He pauses here to take a sip of his water, tap water.
Take a sip of milk, look in the mirror and stick out your tongue.
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