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    To count sheep is an idiom that refers to trying to fall asleep by visualizing sheep jumping over a fence one by one in order to relax the mind and drift off to sleep. The idiom is used in the sentence "If you can not get sleep, try to count sheep." which provides an example of how the idiom is used in a complete sentence to suggest attempting this method to induce sleep.

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    To count sheep is an idiom that refers to trying to fall asleep by visualizing sheep jumping over a fence one by one in order to relax the mind and drift off to sleep. The idiom is used in the sentence "If you can not get sleep, try to count sheep." which provides an example of how the idiom is used in a complete sentence to suggest attempting this method to induce sleep.

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    To count sheep is an idiom that refers to trying to fall asleep by visualizing sheep jumping over a fence one by one in order to relax the mind and drift off to sleep. The idiom is used in the sentence "If you can not get sleep, try to count sheep." which provides an example of how the idiom is used in a complete sentence to suggest attempting this method to induce sleep.

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    Idioms

    IDIOMS TO COUNT SHEEP

    To try to get to sleep


    by counting imaginary
    sheep jumping over a
    fence

    Make a complete sentence:


    If you / can / not / get / sleep, /try / count / sheep

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