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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Fast asleep/sleeping heavily

Kyle is sleeping inside the car. Toby knocks on the window.

Toby: Kyle! Kyle!

Toby keeps knocking, but Kyle is fast asleep/sleeping heavily. Toby gives up.


Are both 'fast asleep' and 'sleeping heavily' good choices here to say that he doesn't wake up?

  

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anonymous Are both 'fast asleep' and 'sleeping heavily' good choices here to say that he doesn't wake up? They are OK. There is also "dead to the world".

— Anonymous

  • anonymous Are both 'fast asleep' and 'sleeping heavily' good choices here to say that he doesn't wake up?
  • They are OK.
  • There is also "dead to the world".
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anonymousAre both 'fast asleep' and 'sleeping heavily' good choices here to say that he doesn't wake up?

They are OK. There is also "dead to the world".

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