Smoke and Drink
“Drink” means “to move any liquid from the mouth down the throat” and “smoke” means to breathe in smoke from burning tobacco.
Incorrect : He drinks 20 cigarettes a day.
Correct : He smokes 20 cigarettes a day.
Incorrect : She smokes a lot of tea.
Correct : She drinks/takes a lot of tea.
Note: "Smoke' and "drink' can also be used as intransitive verbs. For example:
He does not smoke or drink.
Here "smoke’ means smoke cigarettes and "drink' means drink alcohol.
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