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Rock31 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

:-D which way is correct?

Should I say
"high sleeping quality"
or
"high-quality sleeping"?
even both may not be good.
thanks alot
  

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I want to say "I would like to have a good sleep at night"
I can also say as
"I want to have a high quality sleeping at night."
or "I want to have a high sleeping quality".
I don't know which is correct, or maybe neither is.

Thanks
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"I would like to sleep well tonight" (which sounds kind of stilted) or "I would like a good night's sleep."

High-quality usually refers to a product, e.g., This high-quality mattress will ensure a good night's sleep.
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