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not one's cup
of tea
feel under
the weather
as drunk as
a lord
cheap
as chips
a queen
bee
the jewel in
someone's crown
worth
every penny
it never rains
but it pours
165 million
the number of cups of tea that the British drink every day
96%
of tea consumed in Britain comes in the form of a tea bag
We’re rather fond _______ a proper brew which is what we call a nice cup of tea.
of
Invite them _____ for a cup of tea.
over
Whilst our surrounding countries remained too hooked _____ coffee, England became a tea drinking nation.
on
tea rooms
places for women where they could meet, chat and discuss politics (the 1880s)
