Must I say "I dream about", I "dream of" or "I dream" (without preposition)?
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All of them are ok.
For example:
She dreamed that she could fly.
I dreamed about my hometown.
She once dreamed of God.
Jim dreamed of becomming a moving star when he was young.
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Oh, I just got it. I ignored that it could be a phrasal verb. Thank you!
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Dream of/about means: imagine
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