1.   And come back to the Vicarage and have tea with me.

2.   We always have tea in the morning.

3.   We had tea afterwards in a hotel in Berthing, but we failed to come to an agreement.

4.   We had tea in the dining-room, a depressing room which looked into a court.

5.   We were having tea at the same hotel when Mrs Harvey came in, with another old dear.

6.   The English traditionally have afternoon tea.

7.   It means I can have tea, instead.

8.   While Midge and Angela had tea, the three men sat in one of the smallest lounges.

9.   Look -- have some tea.