Let's look at your sentence: "When it’s hot, I sleep on a branch with my legs hanging."
The sentence is mostly correct! Here's why:
- "When it's hot," is a good way to say what happens during hot weather.
- "I sleep on a branch" tells where you sleep.
- "with my legs hanging." describes how your legs are while you sleep.
All parts of the sentence work well together. If you want, you can make it even clearer by saying: "When it’s hot, I like to sleep on a branch with my legs hanging down." Adding "down" helps show that your legs hang down from the branch.
Great job on your sentence! It tells a clear picture and uses good grammar.