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Mon 23 Jan, 2017 09:48 pm
I go to sleep early every day.
I go to bed early every day.
Are both sentences commonly used by natives?
Thanks.
Early in the day or early in the evening? Be precise. Also going to bed is not identical in meaning to going to sleep.
@tanguatlay,
tanguatlay wrote:
centrox wrote:
Early in the day or early in the evening? Be precise. Also going to bed is not identical in meaning to going to sleep.
Thanks, centrox.
What is the difference?
Go to bed
Proceed to location of bed and lie or sit in (or on) it. Usually, but not always, for the purpose of sleep.
Go to sleep
Fall asleep, no information about location implied.
Thanks, centrox, for the clear explanation below.
Go to bed
Proceed to location of bed and lie or sit in (or on) it. Usually, but not always, for the purpose of sleep.
Go to sleep
Fall asleep, no information about location implied.
@tanguatlay,
Tang you'd need the first if you don't sleep in a bed
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