Talking about SLEEP in English

Did you “doze off“ last night or “pass out“? Learn the difference between these phrasal verbs, as well as lots more sleep-related vocabulary and expressions in this English lesson. You might not realize it, but we talk about sleep a lot! It makes sense if you think about it -- a large portion of our lives are taken up with sleep. In this lesson, you will learn common vocabulary, expressions, and phrasal verbs related to sleep, like “insomnia“, “nightmare“, “doze off“, “pass out“, and many more. If your DREAM is to speak English like a native speaker, this lesson will help you get there! Take the quiz: TRANSCRIPT When am I going to have time for sleep? Hi. James from engVid. New Orleans, it’s a city of the United States. It’s known for Mardi Gras in February. The town never sleeps. People are doing stuff all the time. And today’s lesson is on, believe it or not, not New Orleans, but sleep. A lot of you guys, it’s something... It’s something we do, if you