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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Washing and dressing myself
What is the process called in English referring to what you would do after getting up?
eg After opening my eyes, I screamed until the whole house resounded with my voices as the alarm clock told me that I was late for the meeting with my teacher. In an instant, I ____ myself, and rushed down the corridor, only to find that I hadn't taken off my slippers.
WASH and DRESS don't sound right.
eg After opening my eyes, I screamed until the whole house resounded with my voices as the alarm clock told me that I was late for the meeting with my teacher. In an instant, I ____ myself, and rushed down the corridor, only to find that I hadn't taken off my slippers.
WASH and DRESS don't sound right.
Top answer
In an instant, I washed and dressed myself — This is fine. Or: In an instant I washed and got dressed.
- In an instant, I washed and dressed myself — This is fine.
- Or: In an instant I washed and got dressed.
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In an instant, I washed and dressed myself— This is fine. Or: In an instant I washed and got dressed.
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