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Old 11-Mar-2005, 21:38
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"to dream about something" means when u are sleeping and "to dream of" when u want something to happen? Is it so?
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"to dream about something" means when u are sleeping and "to dream of" when u want something to happen? Is it so?
Not necessarily.

You could be dreaming about having a new house every day.

I am dreaming about having those fancy Italian shoes that my friend just bought last week.
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