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Kenny1999 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
can I say "sleep with soft music"
is it grammatically correct to say
I sleep with soft music
or any better expression that I like to sleep while listening to music?
I sleep with soft music
or any better expression that I like to sleep while listening to music?
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I doubt that you listen while you sleep; it would happen while you were going to sleep . I like to go to sleep listening to soft music.
- I doubt that you listen while you sleep; it would happen while you were going to sleep .
- I like to go to sleep listening to soft music.
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I doubt that you listen while you sleep; it would happen while you were going to sleep.
I like to go to sleep listening to soft music.
I like to go to sleep listening to soft music.
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i don't know how to express
i';d like to mean that I go to bed and have my music ON while I am going to fall asleep
I guess you know what I mean
how to express??
i';d like to mean that I go to bed and have my music ON while I am going to fall asleep
I guess you know what I mean
how to express??
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I've heard of " go to bed" or "I was sleeping" , " I will be sleeping"...
I never heard of "go to sleep", is it grammatically valid???
I never heard of "go to sleep", is it grammatically valid???
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