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crash on someone's sofa
sleep temporarily at someone's home
To sleep at someone's home for a short time, usually without making formal arrangements.
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Where are you staying tonight?
I might crash on Dan's sofa.
I missed the last bus, so I crashed on my cousin's sofa.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: crash in someone's sofa
Say: crash on someone's sofa
Use the preposition "on" for a sofa or bed.
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How it fits in a sentence.
crash on someone's sofa; crash at someone's place
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I missed the last bus, so I crashed on my cousin's sofa.
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crash on someone's sofa
sleep temporarily at someone's home
“I missed the last bus, so I crashed on my cousin's sofa.”
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