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The noun ‘dream’ needs either an article or an adjective (in the plural). ”
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The noun ‘dream’ needs either an article or an adjective (in the plural).
“I had a dream about you.” (About is more common and indicates you were the topic of the dream.)
“I had many dreams about you, while you were overseas.”
“I had a dream of you becoming my Manager!”
“I had a dream about you.” (About is more common and indicates you were the topic of the dream.)
“I had many dreams about you, while you were overseas.”
“I had a dream of you becoming my Manager!”
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