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Goronsky Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Awoke, awakened, awoken
When I awoke, I had massive anxiety.
When I awakened, I had massive anxiety.
When I had awoken, I had massive anxiety.
When I had awakened, I had massive anxiety.
Are "awoke," "awakened," and "awoken" grammatically correct in these? Do all sentences mean the same thing? If not, please explain any nuances in meaning.
Thank you kindly for your time.
Mike
When I awakened, I had massive anxiety.
When I had awoken, I had massive anxiety.
When I had awakened, I had massive anxiety.
Are "awoke," "awakened," and "awoken" grammatically correct in these? Do all sentences mean the same thing? If not, please explain any nuances in meaning.
Thank you kindly for your time.
Mike
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If you type "awoke/awakened" in the Search box above the post, you'll find numerous earlier threads on this comparison.
- If you type "awoke/awakened" in the Search box above the post, you'll find numerous earlier threads on this comparison.
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If you type "awoke/awakened" in the Search box above the post, you'll find numerous earlier threads on this comparison.
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