I drank milk.

I drank it.

He drank plenty

He drank it?

Drank? My word.

Tom drank too much.

Tom drank some juice.

I drank the coffee.

Have you drank tea?

We drank a little.

He drank a lot yesterday.

Tom drank some orange juice.

Tom drank his orange juice.

Tom drank my apple juice.

He drank with him later

He drank some, didn't he?

He drank a cup of coffee.

He drank three bottles of beer.

He drank three glasses of water.

They drank two bottles of wine.

I drank two cups of coffee.

She drank straight from the bottle.

I drank a cup of water.

It was wine. We drank it.

I drank, but I'm not drunk.

We drank our coffee in silence

They drank whiskey. They had cars.

I thought you only drank milk.

Do you mean that he drank?

I think I drank too much.

I didn't know he drank so much.

He drank very little of the water.

He drank a whole bottle of milk.

Every Friday night they went and drank.

I just ate sushi and drank beer.

We played cards, drank champagne and... well...

Aren't you glad you drank it, Wally?

Why, because a man drank too much?

Nobody sitting next to her drank theirs.

She drank herself to sleep again, alone.

I saw you drank with Johnny on

How much would you say you drank?

It's all right. She drank too much.

They say that she drank a lot.

My characters also drank a lot of ginger beer because the characters in the British books I read drank ginger beer.