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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Woken (up)
Michael, having just woken, gets out of bed.
Is it necessary to add up after woken?
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It is correct English with or without "up". All other things being equal, "woken up" is a bit more informal or conversational than plain "woken". However, overall this sentence seems more of a narrative sentence than a conversational one.
- It is correct English with or without "up".
- All other things being equal, "woken up" is a bit more informal or conversational than plain "woken".
- However, overall this sentence seems more of a narrative sentence than a conversational one.
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It is correct English with or without "up". All other things being equal, "woken up" is a bit more informal or conversational than plain "woken". However, overall this sentence seems more of a narrative sentence than a conversational one.
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