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Used with adjectives:
"
He woke from an awful dream."
(awful, bad, horrible, terrible, bizarre, odd, strange, weird)
"
She has recurrent dreams."
(recurrent, recurring)
"
She had a pleasant dream."
(pleasant, nice)
"
She has big dreams of becoming a famous singer."
(big, great)
"
She never achieved her lifelong dreams."
(lifelong, long-held, childhood)
"
His plan is now a distant dream."
(distant, crazy, impossible, broken)
Used with verbs:
"
I had a bad dream."
(had)
"
He awoke from a weird dream."
(awoke from, woke up from)
"
Do you remember your dream?"
(remember)
"
We have big dreams to go to Hawaii."
(have)
"
When will I achieve my dream?"
(achieve, fulfill, live, live out, realize)
"
He is chasing his dream."
(be + chasing, be + following, be + pursuing)
"
Please don't abandon your dream."
(abandon)
"
The economy crushed her dream."
(crushed, shattered)
"
I hope your dreams come true."
(come true)
Used with prepositions:
"
Your friend was in my dream."
(in)
"
The girl had a dream about flying."
(about)
"
I have dreams of fame and fortune."
(of)
Used with nouns:
"
Tell me about your dream home."
(home, house, job, vacation)
"
She lives in a dream world."
(world)
