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Sleep and rest – A1–C1
This level gives you the natural, everyday phrases native speakers use about sleep - how to say you're sleeping in on the weekend (have a lie-in, sleep in), hitting the snooze button, or describing someone dozing off or snoring. At A1–C1 level, these 19 phrases let you talk about your sleep habits far more naturally, the way a native speaker would in casual conversation. A great choice if you want to sound relaxed and idiomatic talking about rest.
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Sleep and rest – A1–C1
Sleep and rest – A1–C1
HUF 200
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What you'll be able to do
- Say whether you slept in or just dozed off (have a lie-in, nap, doze).
- Use natural phrases like hit the snooze button.
- Describe someone snoring or yawning (snore, yawn).
- Understand and use relaxed expressions like wind down and catch up on sleep.
Try the first 5 cards
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- set the alarm
- asleep
- alarm
- sleepy
- rest
- rest
- sheet
- pillow
- sleep in
- stay up late
- have a lie-in
- wind down
- catch up on sleep
- hit the snooze button
- nap
- doze
- yawn
- snore
- snore
- dream
- bedtime
- nightmare
- insomnia
- drowsy
- oversleep
- refreshing
- deep sleep
- wide awake
- restless
- bedtime routine
- sleepless night
- rejuvenate
- sleep deprivation
- hypnotic
- slumber