WHEN YOU SLEEP, WHAT DO YOU DREAM ABOUT?

 Dreams are stories and images that our minds create while we sleep. Some people remember their dreams, while others forget them. Dreams can be happy, scary, or strange. For example, you may dream about flying in the sky or meeting a famous person. Some people have nightmares, which are bad dreams that make them feel afraid. Other people have good dreams, where they are happy and relaxed.

Examples:

• I dreamed that I was in a big castle.

• She had a nightmare about a big monster.

• He dreams about playing football with his favorite team.

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GRAMMAR

Using Present Simple to Talk About Dreams

We use the present simple to talk about things that happen regularly, including dreams.

Examples:

• I often dream about flying.

• He sometimes dreams about being a superhero.

• She never dreams about scary things.

Using Past Simple to Talk About a Dream

We use the past simple to describe a dream we had.

Examples:

• Last night, I dreamed about a beach.

• She had a strange dream yesterday.

• He didn’t remember his dream this morning.

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VOCABULARY

1. Dream – A story or picture in your mind when you sleep.

2. Nightmare – A scary or bad dream.

3. Flying – Moving through the air like a bird.

4. Strange – Something unusual or different.

5. Relaxing – Making you feel calm and comfortable.

6. Monster – A big, scary creature.

7. Adventure – An exciting or dangerous experience.

8. Memory – Something you remember.

9. Sleepwalking – Walking while still asleep.

10. Fantasy – Something imaginary, not real.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• "I had a dream about..."

• "Last night, I dreamed that..."

• "My dreams are always..."

• "I sometimes have nightmares."

• "I don’t remember my dreams."

• "My dream was so strange!"

• "Do you ever have scary dreams?"

• "What do you usually dream about?"

• "I had a funny dream!"

• "That dream felt so real!"

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SENTENCES

Positive:

• I dream about my family.

• She dreams about traveling the world.

• He had a dream about winning a race.

Negative:

• I don’t remember my dreams.

• She didn’t have a nightmare last night.

• He doesn’t dream about school.

Questions & Answers:

• What do you usually dream about?
  I usually dream about animals.

• Did you have a dream last night?
  Yes, I dreamed about a big house.

• Do you ever have nightmares?
  Sometimes, but not very often.

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CONVERSATION

Anna and Jake are talking about their dreams.

Anna: Hey Jake, do you remember your dreams?
Jake: Sometimes! Last night, I dreamed about a big dragon.
Anna: Wow! Was it scary?
Jake: No, it was friendly. It took me on a flying adventure!
Anna: That sounds amazing! I had a funny dream.
Jake: What was it about?
Anna: I dreamed that I was in a candy world. Everything was chocolate!
Jake: That sounds like a great dream! I hope I have a dream like that tonight!

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READING

The Lost City Dream

Last night, Sam had a very strange dream. He was in a lost city. The city was full of gold and beautiful buildings. Sam walked through the city and saw big statues of animals. Suddenly, he heard a voice. It was an old man. He said, "This city is magical, but you must find the key to leave."

Sam looked everywhere for the key. He ran through the streets and opened many doors, but he couldn’t find it. Then, he saw a small bird. The bird had the key! Sam took the key and opened a golden door. When he walked through it, he woke up!

Questions:

1. Where was Sam in his dream?

2. What did Sam see in the city?

3. Who talked to Sam?

4. What did Sam need to find?

5. How did Sam wake up?

Answers:

1. He was in a lost city.

2. He saw gold, buildings, and big statues of animals.

3. An old man talked to him.

4. He needed to find a key.

5. He woke up after opening a golden door.