Are these sentences right?
Young people want to live a secure life.

All his toys lay about all over the room.

I can’t sleep at night. I lost sleep over love.

I often go to the bar to swop lies with my friends.

She let out her house on hire.

Question

Are these sentences right?
Young people want to live a secure life.

All his toys lay about all over the room.

I can’t sleep at night. I lost sleep over love.

I often go to the bar to swop lies with my friends.

She let out her house on hire.

Answer

-All his toys lay about the room. 
-I can't sleep at night. I've (I have) lost sleep over love. 
- "swop" lies is fine. It does sound as if it would be a more familiar phrase spoken in the British dialect. In America we might say, "Me and friends go out talking (four letter word that starts with sh%&" or the proper, "talking bull-crap" 
- And for the last one, I understand "let" in British English as "rent" in American but I don't understand the last half of the sentence. 
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