July 18, 2021
Do you usually remember your dreams in the morning?
I usually don't remember my dreams in the morning.
But, some mornings I do remember. I just remember of stressful dreams.
The dreams are remember have always the same pattern : I have to go somewhere but I have difficulties to go there.
In one dream I had to go to a place by bike but my bike was broken, so I have to look for an another way to travel (car, bus, train...)
In another dream I had to travel by plane but my travel documents were not enough to pass accross the border.
In fact I just remember of dreams about travels that turn bad. That probably says something about me...
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Do you usually remember your dreams in the morning?
I usually don't remember my dreams in the morning.
But, some mornings I do remember.
I just remember of stressful dreams.
I just remember stressful dreams.
Remember + noun, not 'remember of' + noun
The dreams areI remember have always have the same pattern : I have to go somewhere but I have difficulties to gogetting there.
The dreams I remember always have the same pattern: I have to go somewhere but I have difficulties getting there.
'Always' comes before the verb it is modifying.
'I have difficulties + -ing', not infinitive. 'Getting' feels stylistically preferable to 'going'.
In one dream I had to go to a placsomewhere by bike but my bike was broken, so I haved to look for an another way to travel (car, bus, train...)
In one dream I had to go somewhere by bike but my bike was broken, so I had to look for another way to travel (car, bus, train...)
'Have' > 'had' to keep consistent past tense.
Although 'to a place' is grammatically correct, 'somewhere' feels stylistically preferable when talking about an unspecified destination.
In another dream I had to travel by plane but my travel documents were not enough to pass accross the border.
In fact I just remember of dreams about travels that turn bad.
In fact I just remember dreams about travels that turn bad.
'Remember' does not need 'of'.
That probably says something about me...
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Nice! It's mostly a case of remembering that French uses 'de' when remembering things whereas English doesn't have a preposition with 'remember'.
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I usually don't remember my dreams in the morning. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But, some mornings I do remember. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I just remember of stressful dreams.
I just remember Remember + noun, not 'remember of' + noun |
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The dreams are remember have always the same pattern : I have to go somewhere but I have difficulties to go there.
The dreams 'Always' comes before the verb it is modifying. 'I have difficulties + -ing', not infinitive. 'Getting' feels stylistically preferable to 'going'. |
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In one dream I had to go to a place by bike but my bike was broken, so I have to look for an another way to travel (car, bus, train...)
In one dream I had to go 'Have' > 'had' to keep consistent past tense. Although 'to a place' is grammatically correct, 'somewhere' feels stylistically preferable when talking about an unspecified destination. |
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In another dream I had to travel by plane but my travel documents were not enough to pass accross the border. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In fact I just remember of dreams about travels that turn bad.
In fact I just remember 'Remember' does not need 'of'. |
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That probably says something about me... This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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