Jan. 31, 2020
Nightmare and Sleeping Position
I have some dreams a night.
It literally means not just one dream, but several dreams a night.
Sometimes I have bad dreams a night, and I find I get tired when I wake up.
My bad dreams are usually things related to my bad memories, things I’m worried, or terrible things that would never happen to my family.
Here is an interesting research result in 2004.
If you sleep on your left side, you tend to have a nightmare.
There were 63 people who took part in that research.
41 people slept on their right side, and 15% of them had a nightmare.
22 people slept on their left side, and 41% of them had a nightmare.
They say one of the reasons why you have a nightmare when you sleep on your left side is that the weight is on your heart.
Though this research is not enough, every time I sleep on my left side when I have a bad dream!
Which sleeping position you take?
And do you have a good dream?
【悪夢と寝る姿勢】
私は一晩にいくつか夢を見ます。
文字通り、一晩に一つではなく、いくつかの夢を見るのです。
時々、一晩に悪い夢を見ては、起きた時にすごく疲れているのに気づきます。
悪い夢はたいてい、私の嫌な思い出や心配事に関連していたり、家族に決して起こらないであろうひどいことだったりします。
ここに興味深い2004年の研究結果があります。
体の左側を下にして寝ると、悪夢を見やすくなるのです。
63人がその研究に参加しました。
41人が右側を下にして寝ると、そのうちの15%が悪夢を見ました。
22人が左側を下にして寝ると、そのうちの41%が悪夢を見たのです。
左側を下にして寝ると悪夢を見る理由の一つは、心臓に重さがかかるからだと言われています。
この研究は十分とは言えませんが、私が悪い夢を見る時はいつも左側を下にして寝ています！
あなたの寝る姿勢はどんな風ですか。
また、いい夢を見ていますか。
I have somea few dreams a night.
Sometimes I have bad dreams at night, and I find that I get tired when I wake up.
My bad dreams are usually things related to my bad memories, things I’m worried about, or terrible things that would never happen to my family.
Here is an interesting research result infrom 2004.
If you sleep on your left side, you tend to have a nightmares.
There were 63 people who took part in that researchstudy.
Though this research is not enough, every time I sleep on my left side when I have a bad dream!
Which sleeping position do you take?
And do you have a good dreams?
Jan. 31, 2020
Thank you for the correction!
Nightmare and Sleeping Position
I have someeveral dreams a night.
Sometimes I have bad dreams at night, and I find I getthat I am tired when I wake up.
My bad dreams are usually things related to my bad memories, things I’m worried about, or terrible things that would never happen to my family.
Here is an interesting research result infrom 2004.
If you sleep on your left side, you tend to have a nightmares.
There were 63 people who took part in that researche study.
"that research" is grammatically correct but "the study" sounds more natural within the context
41 people slept on their right side, and 15% of them had a nightmares.
22 people slept on their left side, and 41% of them had a nightmares.
They say one of the reasons why you have a nightmares when you sleep on your left side is that the weight is on your heart.
Though this research is not enough, every time I sleep on my left side when I have a bad dream!
Which sleeping position do you takesleep in?
And do you have a good dreams?
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Looks great :)
Feb. 1, 2020
Thank you for the correction!
Nightmare and Sleeping Position
I have some dreams a night.
What you wrote kinda works but if you want to say that you have more than one dream per night, it makes more sense to say what you have written below. If you wanted to be brief, maybe you could say "I have multiple dreams a(t) night". This sentence sounds off to me but I know what you're trying to say.
It literally means not just one dream, but several dreams a night.
Sometimes I have bad dreams at night, and I find I get tired when I wake up.
My bad dreams are usually things related to my bad memories, things I’m worried about, or terrible things that would never happen to my family.
Here is an interesting research result in 2004.
If you sleep on your left side, you tend to have a nightmare.
There were 63 people that took part in thate research.
I personally would say "63 people took part in this/the research" or "There were 63 people that took part in this study". The only real error is that there is no "that" after "people", but saying "that research" doesn't sound right in this instance. No big deal though :)
41 people slept on their right side, and 15% of them had a nightmare.
22 people slept on their left side, and 41% of them had a nightmare.
They say one of the reasons why you have a nightmare when you sleep on your left side is that the weight is on your heart.
Though this research is not enough, every time I sleep on my left side when I have a bad dream!
I understand what you are saying, but to me it makes more sense if you omit the "when" in your statement. It still works though but it's not as concise. :)
Which sleeping position do you take?
It still works if you want to be informal but in proper English you would include "do" :)
And do you have a good dreams?
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A few minor errors but I'd say you killed it here, Nice work. Keep it up and you will be better in the future!
Jan. 31, 2020
Thank you for the correction!
I still make easy mistakes but I’ll keep on trying my best! :)
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