Sentence meaning help
Hi teachers,
I would like to use the following sentence but would like to confirm what it means first. Here it is: I am in a dreamy state of mind.
Does that sentence have the same meaning as "I feel I am in a dream at this particular time".
I am asking because at that time I was having a good time and my mind was so happy and relaxed as if the situation and feeling was a dream. So could that be implied by the sentence I am asking about?
Thanks!
Top answer
" People daydream when they are bored. They imagine themselves on a beautiful white sandy beach with other beautiful people being served icy drinks. It makes them forget about the current situation - maybe in a boring meeting or in a boring lecture or on hold on a phone call.
- " People daydream when they are bored.
- They imagine themselves on a beautiful white sandy beach with other beautiful people being served icy drinks.
- It makes them forget about the current situation - maybe in a boring meeting or in a boring lecture or on hold on a phone call.
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The sentence to me means "I am daydreaming." People daydream when they are bored. They imagine themselves on a beautiful white sandy beach with other beautiful people being served icy drinks. It makes them forget about the current situation - maybe in a boring meeting or in a boring lecture or on hold on a phone call.
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