I discovered that coffee is not that bad. I discovered that coffee is not that bad.

I discovered that coffee is not that bad. I discovered that coffee is not that bad.

I discovered that coffee is nowasn't that bad. I discovered that coffee wasn't that bad.

I discovered that coffee is not that bad. I discovered that coffee is not that bad.

In our country we are used to consumedrinking tea inwith every meal, so we are tea drinkers. In our country we are used to drinking tea with every meal, so we are tea drinkers.

"Consume" is a bit formal/scientific, I'd just use "drink". To be used to = to be familiar with something which you have experienced many times before (eg. "Now that I'ved lived here for 2 years, I'm used to the weather.") To used to = past tense (eg. "I used to drink tea, but now I drink coffee.")

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This sentence is a bit unclear.

But in the past years I met a friend addicted to coffee even if she is nodoesn't admitting that. But in the past years I met a friend addicted to coffee even if she doesn't admit that.

But in the pastA few years ago, I met a friend who is addicted to coffee (even if she is nodoesn't admitting that it). A few years ago, I met a friend who is addicted to coffee (even if she doesn't admit it).

"The past few years" or "the past couple of years" sounds much much more natural. However, this is not the right context for it, as this is for ongoing things and you can only really meet a person for the first time once.

But in the past couple of years, I met a friend who is addicted to coffee, even if she is nodoesn't admitting tha it. But in the past couple of years, I met a friend who is addicted to coffee, even if she doesn't admit it.

But in the pasrecent years I met a friend who is addicted to coffee even if she is not admitting that. But in recent years I met a friend who is addicted to coffee even if she is not admitting that.

Because of her I used to smell her coffee every day, I slowly I started liking how coffee smellthat aroma and I decided to give it a try. Because oI used to smell her coffee every day, I slowly started liking that aroma and decided to give it a try.

Using smell both times isn't wrong but a bit redundant, so I used a different word the second time.

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Because of her I used to smell coffee every day, so slowly I started liking how coffee smells and I decided to give it a try. Because of her I used to smell coffee every day, so slowly I started liking how coffee smells and I decided to give it a try.

Unfortunately I didn't like it, but I was curious every time she drank it due to her facial expression, - she looked so satisfied and amused. Unfortunately I didn't like it, but I was curious every time she drank it due to her facial expression - she looked so satisfied.

"Amused" is for being entertained, like when you're watching a movie or hearing a funny joke. I don't think it fits here.

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This time I tried a coffee latte with extra sugar and it was fine, after that I ordered coffee latte with normal sugar. This time I tried a coffee latte with extra sugar and it was fine, after that I ordered coffee latte with normal sugar.

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By "late" I assume you mean "latte" - if this is the case, it would be better to just say "with milk" OR say "I ordered a latte". I wouldn't say "coffee latte", as that isn't used. This would be better as 2 sentences, as it is 2 separate thoughts.

This time, I tried coffeea latte with extra sugar, and it was fine, a. After that, I ordered coffeea latte with normalregular sugar. This time, I tried a latte with extra sugar, and it was fine. After that, I ordered a latte with regular sugar.

This time I tried coffee latte with extra sugar and it was fine, after that I ordered coffee latte with normal sugar. This time I tried coffee latte with extra sugar and it was fine, after that I ordered coffee latte with normal sugar.

Slowly I could drinkdeveloped a taste for coffee with no milk and no sugar and, but the most important part is that now I'm enjoying drinking coffee. Slowly I developed a taste for coffee with no milk and no sugar, but the most important part is that now I enjoy drinking coffee.

Slowly I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar, and the most important part that now I'm enjoying drinking coffee. Slowly I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar, and the most important part that now I'm enjoying drinking coffee.

SlowEventually, I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar, and the mobest important part is that now I'm enjoying drinking coffee now. Eventually, I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar, and the best part is that I'm enjoying coffee now.

Slowly I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar and the most important part thatis now I'm enjoying drinking coffee. Slowly I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar and the most important part is now I'm enjoying drinking coffee.