Miami, sastre8: 'tea'

879	PAO	bring me a cup of tea from England &=laughs .
		bring.V.INFIN me.PRON.INDIR.1S a.DET.INDEF cup.N.SG of.PREP tea.N.SG from.PREP name

880	AUD	a cup of tea from England .
		a.DET.INDEF cup.N.SG of.PREP tea.N.SG from.PREP name

882	PAO	+< no bring me losS cookies queS they serve for the snack for the [/] the cookies and tea .
		no.ADV bring.N.SG me.PRON.OBJ.1S the.DET.DEF.M.PL cooky.N.PL.[or].cookies.N.PL that.PRON.REL they.PRON.SUB.3P serve.V.3P.PRES for.PREP the.DET.DEF snack.N.SG for.PREP the.DET.DEF the.DET.DEF cooky.N.PL.[or].cookies.N.PL and.CONJ tea.N.SG
		no, bring me those cookies they serve for the snack for the, the cookies and tea.
889	AUD	and EduardoSE and me we saw people having tea +...
		and.CONJ name and.CONJ me.PRON.OBJ.1S we.PRON.SUB.1P saw.V.PAST people.N.SG have.V.PRESPART tea.N.SG

896	AUD	and we had tea (.) and cookies like the English people at four o'clock .
		and.CONJ we.PRON.SUB.1P had.V.PAST tea.N.SG and.CONJ cooky.N.PL.[or].cookies.N.PL like.CONJ.[or].like.V.3P.PRES the.DET.DEF English.N.SG people.N.SG at.PREP four.NUM o'clock.ADV

902	AUD	it's between three thirty five o'clock that they have tea .
		it.PRON.SUB.3S+BE.V.3S.PRES between.PREP three.NUM thirty.NUM five.NUM o'clock.ADV that.CONJ they.PRON.SUB.3P have.V.3P.PRES tea.N.SG