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It's usually incorrect to start a sentence with 'and' but this would have been find if you combined it with the previous sentence (e.g. "My favorite is a tall soy latte and I like Starbucks music.")

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This wording sounds more natural.

I think I will leave for lunch. I think I will leave for lunch.

Not sure exactly what you are trying to say. Are you saying you will go to Starbucks for lunch? If so, I recommend "I think I will go to Starbucks for lunch."

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What do you like, tea or coffee? What do you like, tea or coffee?

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What dDo you like tea or coffee? Do you like tea or coffee?

You could also write: "What do you prefer out of tea or coffee?"

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Especially, mMy favorite is a tall soy latte. My favorite is a tall soy latte.