Spoken English sentences indicating sleep
1. Go to bed/sleep. Go to sleep.
2. Go to sleep. Go to bed.
Go to bed (slang).
Take a nap. Take a nap.
5. Take a nap, take a nap.
6. Take a nap, take a nap.
7. It's time for bed. It's time for bed.
8. It's time to say good night. It's time to say good night.
9. Good night, sleep well and have a sweet dream. Good night, sleep well and have a good dream.
10. I want to stay in bed for another half hour. I really want to sleep in bed for half an hour.
1 1. Let me sleep for another ten minutes. Let me sleep 10 minutes.
12. Did the alarm go off? Did the alarm clock go off?
13. I lost sleep yesterday. I lost sleep last night.
14. Every time I fly to America, I have serious jet lag. Every time I fly to America, I have severe jet lag.
Chapter II Spoken English Sentences Expressing Sleep
Let's spread the futon. Make the bed.
Let's take out the futon. Take out the quilt.
I am sleepy. I feel sleepy
Why don't you take a nap? Why don't you take a nap?
I am so sleepy that I can't open my eyes.
Did you do your homework?
Did you do your homework?
Have you finished your homework?
Have you finished your homework?
Study hard. Study hard.
I am. Study hard.
Go to sleep quickly. Go to sleep.
Stop playing your video games. Have you played enough games?
-I can't quit now. Just for fun.
Be sure to brush your teeth.
Be sure to brush your teeth!
I will. I will.
Are you ready for tomorrow? -No, not yet.
Are you ready for tomorrow?
i am going to take a bath. i am going to take a bath.
Be sure to have a good wash. Have a good wash.
It's time for bed. It's time for bed.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
You left the TV on. The TV is still on.
I'm sorry. Sorry, I forgot to turn it off.
You forgot to turn off the TV.
Don't put your things here. Don't spread all your things here.
I won't. I see.
I set the alarm clock for 8 o'clock.
I set the time at 8 o'clock.
I set the alarm clock for eight o'clock.
Wake me up at seven tomorrow. Wake me up at seven tomorrow.
-Of course. I see.
Good night Good night
Sweet dreams. Sweet dreams.
Don't let bedbugs bite you. Good night
Chapter III Spoken English Sentences Expressing Sleep
1. I sleep late every weekend and wake up at about noon.
I usually sleep late on weekends and get up at noon.
I want to take a nap before the guests arrive.
I want to take a nap before the guests arrive.
Taking a nap after a meal will prepare the brain for learning.
Taking a nap after lunch will make your thinking clearer and your study more efficient.
I will meet you in the cinema after taking a nap.
I'll take a nap first, and then I'll meet you at the power bureau.
I am so tired that I could have slept all day.
I'm so tired that I can sleep all day.
6. Let's go to sleep. We must get up early in the morning.
Go to sleep, we have to get up early tomorrow!
I slept so deeply that the explosion didn't wake me.
I slept like a log, and even the explosion didn't wake me up.
8. I have a light sleep.
I wake up easily.
Chapter 4 Spoken English Sentences Expressing Sleep
Go to sleep. You look exhausted.
Go to bed, you look tired.
I feel a little sick. I'm going to bed.
I feel a little sick and want to go to bed.
Go to sleep. You look exhausted.
Go to sleep. You look exhausted.
If you are tired, then you'd better go to bed.
If you are tired, you go to bed.
The little girl must go to bed.
The little girl should go to bed.
The people in the cabin put out the candles and fell asleep.
The people living in the hut put out the candles and went to bed.
In the evening, Bertha went to bed and locked herself in her room.
Bertha went to bed at night and locked herself in their bedroom.
Finally, he went to bed angrily and lay stiff, away from her.
Finally, he went to bed angrily and lay flat on the bed, ignoring her.
Every time she sleeps on an empty stomach, the dream comes back again and again.
She always has such nightmares when she sleeps on an empty stomach.
What can I do but go back to sleep like Jack Dunois?
As for me, what can I do except go to bed like Jack and Dunova?