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are these 2 words together vulgar or not? | Prepositions: The room was crowded with people (OR 'of people')
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"rest in bed" or "rest in the bed" Sun Mar 09, 2008 20:46 pm  "rest in bed" or "rest in the bed"
 

Hi !

Here are two sentences, could you help pick the correct one out please:

1. when you feel tired, rest in bed.

2. when you feel tired, rest in the bed.

Thanks in advance!

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"rest in bed" or "rest in the bed" Sun Mar 09, 2008 21:35 pm  "rest in bed" or "rest in the bed"
 

Hi Kitty,

If you say 'in the bed', you are referring to a particular bed. If you say 'rest in bed' you are simply telling someone to rest and not get up - stay in bed.

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"rest in bed" or "rest in the bed" Mon Mar 10, 2008 19:44 pm  "rest in bed" or "rest in the bed"
 

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