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Is is grab a coffee or some coffee?
It's "grab some coffee".
Here's why:
* "Grab" implies taking something quickly.
* "Some" is used to indicate an indefinite quantity, which is appropriate when talking about a general amount of coffee.
While you could technically say "grab a coffee," it would imply getting a single cup. "Grab some coffee" is more natural if you're suggesting getting a larger amount.
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