Sleep, Dreams and Bedtime
The exhaustive master guide to the night! Select the tabs below to switch between bedroom vocabulary, sleeping habits, and dreamy idioms.
Sleep in vs Oversleep 🎬
Watch Teacher Sopheak explain the biggest mistake English learners make! To sleep in means you intentionally stay in bed late because you want to. To oversleep means it was an accident and you are late!
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Hi Kanha! A long time ago, people used to sleep on mattresses made of cloth bags (sacks) filled with hay or straw. So "hitting the sack" or "hitting the hay" just means dropping your body onto that bed! 🛏️
Should I say "I dreamed of you" or "I dreamed about you"?
Good question! Both are grammatically correct. However, "dreamed about" usually means you literally had a sleep-dream with them in it. "Dreamed of" is often more romantic or means you are imagining a future with them. 💭
Teacher, why do native speakers say "Hit the sack"? What is a sack?