My brother got hooked on a coffee first a few years ago, then I was influenced.he got me hooked too. My brother got hooked on coffee a few years ago, then he got me hooked too.

My brother got hooked on a coffee first a few years ago, then I was influenced. My brother got hooked on coffee first a few years ago, then I was influenced.

"A coffee" isn't exactly wrong if you're referring to a specific TYPE of coffee, but if you're referring to coffee in general, then just "coffee" should be used.

I would like to drink an authentic real espresso in Italy someday. I would like to drink a real espresso in Italy someday.

The word that comes to mind first is, "espresso."NOTE: The comma is optional. Personally, I would delete the comma. NOTE: The comma is optional. Personally, I would delete the comma.

The first word that comes to mind first is, "espresso." The first word that comes to mind is, "espresso."

Or: the word that comes to mind is: espresso.

The first word that comes to mind first is, "espresso." The first word that comes to mind is "espresso."

(1) Your placement of "first" isn't wrong per se, but I think this is a little more natural-sounding. (2) The comma feels unnecessary, though it's not necessarily wrong to have it. Personally, I just prefer the pacing of the sentence without it.

I bought an espresso machine just one week ago, and I've looked for my favorite beans. I bought an espresso machine just one week ago, and I've looked for my favorite beans.

I bought an espresso machine just one week ago, and I've been lookeding for my favorite beans. I bought an espresso machine just one week ago, and I've been looking for my favorite beans.

I bought an espresso machine just one week ago, and I've been lookeding for my favorite beans. I bought an espresso machine just one week ago, and I've been looking for my favorite beans.