Anonymous

I would not say that, which is not the same as declaring it incorrect. I don't live "to" a dream, and I don't "set" a dream, myself. I set goals and aim for them. I create a dream and I pursue it, perhaps.

Anonymous

It doesn't make sense, the way it's worded. You don't "set" a dream. A dream is something your mind concocts on its own. "Set yourself a goal and pursue it, try to achieve it" is probably what you're meaning to say.

Anonymous

It is grammatically correct. It probably isn't the best way to say what you mean, but it's not wrong. You can set a clock and live to it; a dream is only a metaphor. I don't see anything wrong with it.

Anonymous

It is grammatically "correct" in its forms, but it does not make sense.

Anonymous

Make a dream and live it is the closest way to make this correct.

Anonymous

No

Anonymous

No. To make it come true, you have to have a dream. https://youtu.be/_HMjOiHqE18

Anonymous

Set a dream and live it.

Anonymous

No