A New Verb

This composition introduces something new.

“Dream” is a noun and it’s a verb.

So why do we only use “nightmare” as a noun?

Let’s make “nightmare” a new verb.

This is the conjugation of the verb “nightmare.”

3rd person present: nightmares;

Past tense: nightmared;

Past participle: nightmared;

Gerund or present participle: nightmaring.

 

Sentences to show examples:

 

He nightmares when he eats late at nights.

Julie nightmared about a devastating flood.

The boy had nightmared the whole thing.

What’s the difference between nightmaring and dreaming?

She’s nightmaring and talking in her sleep.

Author's Note

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