As did I, at first. Then with a few seconds to think, I remembered that one is for baby and the other is both the third-person present conjugation AND the second-person imperative of "beber" (to drink) (i.e. "He drinks tea every morning." and "Hey you, drink your beer!").

Guess the English language idioms!
While learning English with idioms is not for beginners, two of my enthusiastic students are up for anything. On a unit about personality traits, I brought in a few examples of idioms to describe people (on the list were down to earth, daydreamer, out of one's mind, teacher's pet, cry-baby and others.) What do you think these two are? 

24 organic, hand-picked (by us!) oranges and a tired left arm later, we have 4 huge glasses of fresh-pressed OJ for breakfast. Thanks to a weekend at our friend's beautiful farm, Cañada Mochuelos, north of Almería, we came home with bags of these beauties and spent a week energized by their healthy sunny juice!