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Domdom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
I come out of bed later than I wake up.
I'm trying to say that I get out later than actually I wake up.
I come out of bed later than I wake up.
Is that right?
I come out of bed later than I wake up.
Is that right?
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It would be "I get out of bed later than I wake up", but it seems oddly phrased to me. I have to think about what it means. I suggest an alternative such as "When I wake up, I don't get out of bed straight away".
- It would be "I get out of bed later than I wake up", but it seems oddly phrased to me.
- I have to think about what it means.
- I suggest an alternative such as "When I wake up, I don't get out of bed straight away".
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It would be "I get out of bed later than I wake up", but it seems oddly phrased to me. I have to think about what it means. I suggest an alternative such as "When I wake up, I don't get out of bed straight away".
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