I feel really frustrated that I can't get a simple sentence like this
correctly. I want to say, "are you going back to sleep?" My first thought was
that I needed 戻る in the sentence, so I thought make I can just combine to
verbs and it would magically mean what I expect it to mean such as ねって戻りますか？ I
clearly have an misunderstanding of how 戻る can be applied. Could someone
explain the thought process for arrive at the correct sentence?
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How do I construct "going back to [verb]" type of sentence?
You can use (conjunctive form)に 戻る, that is, ねに 戻る.
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