Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Have a good night's sleep
Hi,
Can I say "have a good sleep"?
Or should I say "have a good night's sleep"?
I vote for the second, because I think sleep is an uncountable noun.
Can I say "have a good sleep"?
Or should I say "have a good night's sleep"?
I vote for the second, because I think sleep is an uncountable noun.
Top answer
I agree. But it's not something we often wish someone, unless we know they have had trouble sleeping. "
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I agree.
But it's not something we often wish someone, unless we know they have had trouble sleeping.
We just say "good night" or, if you know them well, "sweet dreams."
But it's not something we often wish someone, unless we know they have had trouble sleeping.
We just say "good night" or, if you know them well, "sweet dreams."
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