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Happy looks cute when she first gets up!
Learn go to bed, go to sleep, sleep, wake up, and get up! These five verbs are used to talk about sleeping. For today’s English lesson, we’re going to practice these, and some other verbs that you can use in your English conversation to talk about sleep.
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Hi Michael,
Before we go to bed, we shouldn’t eat too much, or drink alcohol, or use a computer. A bedroom should be a peaceful space; no TVs, no computers, or bright lights.
It looks hard for my daughters to get up in the morning.
Hey there, Michael. Below the ‘Sleeping Michael’ emoticon, it reads ‘Learn go to sleep, go to sleep…’. Is my conection or something not working properly or have you made a mistake? No problem, Michael, but I’m just warning you for learners that come later and get confused 🙂
Hi Samuel. Thanks a lot for the heads up. It was a typo…those happen way to often. Sorry for the confusion.