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You need to communicate in British English about mental activities while asleep that occurred in the past and also when you talk of hopes in an abstract or literary sense. You need to discuss mental activities while asleep that occurred in the past. Is used as both the simple past tense and past participle of the verb dream. All four sentences are correct, and usage mostly depends on context, dialect, and preference.īelow is a quick overview of the differences between the words. In the second and fourth sentence, dreamed and dreamt are used to mean hope in an abstract way, with dreamt being the slightly more common usage given the more abstract meaning. The first and second sentences would be preferred in most English dialects, while the third and fourth sentences would be used more often in British English. Similarly, in the third sentence, dreamt acts as the simple past tense of dream and in the fourth, as its past participle. In the first sentence, the word dreamed is used as the simple past tense of the verb dream and in the second, as its past participle. Mary had dreamt of having a career in archaeology. He dreamt that he was flying a fighter plane. Last night, she dreamed that they were rich. However, both are generally considered correct in any context or dialect. Also, dreamed is sometimes preferred when referring to what goes on in the mind during sleep, while dreamt is used more often in the abstract or literary sense.

Are you referring to dreams in a hopeful, abstract, or literary sense? If yes, use dreamt.ĭreamed and dreamt are both used as the past tense and past participle of the verb “dream.” In almost all dialects of English, dreamed is preferred, but dreamt is used a little more often in British English.

Do you mean the mind’s activities while asleep? If yes, use dreamed.

Are you communicating in British English while discussing dreaming? If yes, use dreamt.

Are you in an English-speaking country other than the UK and are discussing the act of dreaming in the past tense? If yes, use dreamed.

If you are having trouble choosing between dreamed and dreamt, ask yourself the following: There is only a slight difference in usage that separates them and usage mostly depends on personal preference, as both are correct in most contexts. While dreamed is preferred in all English-speaking countries, including the USA, dreamt is more commonly used in the UK. If your dreamy has: horns, extra fluff, gem placement, rare third eye placement or missing a limb, etc that is fine You may also use it to cloth your dreamies.Dreamed and dreamt are often confused because they have the same definition and are used similarly but differ in spelling. EDIT BASE AS NEEDED! I put alot of work and thought into the base, but some things I couldn't add because it is harder to determine.

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