"I wish you could be existed in my every dream." Does it sound right?
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The sentence you're looking for is "I wish you were in all my dreams." The verb "exist" is normally used about reality, not something imaginary.
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Almost. Take out "be" and change the tense:
I wish you could exist in my every dream.
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It's comprehensible but doesn't sound right; the grammar is off. "I wish you could be in all my dreams" or "I wish you could be in every dream I have" would be more grammatically correct and sound more natural.
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