Question

0374 ✗ I get up at seven o'clock but I wake up an hour earlier. I get up at seven o'clock but I [[wake up]] an hour earlier. wake up | awake

Accepted Answer

awake I get up at seven o'clock but I awake an hour earlier. I get up at seven o'clock but I [[awake]] an hour earlier. wake up Awake is used mainly as an adjective: 'It's gone ten o'clock and the children are still awake.' As a verb, awake (WITHOUT up ) is used only in literary styles: 'I awoke to the sound of church bells.'The usual verb is wake up: 'She told me that she keeps waking up in the middle of the night.' 'I was woken up by a loud whistling noise.'

Idx	0374
Keyword	awake
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I get up at seven o'clock but I awake an hour earlier.
Correct Sentence	I get up at seven o'clock but I wake up an hour earlier.
Cloze Error Sentence	I get up at seven o'clock but I [[awake]] an hour earlier.
Cloze Sentence	I get up at seven o'clock but I [[wake up]] an hour earlier.
Cloze Answer	wake up
Choices	wake up \| awake
Explanation	Awake is used mainly as an adjective: 'It's gone ten o'clock and the children are still awake.' As a verb, awake (WITHOUT up ) is used only in literary styles: 'I awoke to the sound of church bells.' The usual verb is wake up: 'She told me that she keeps waking up in the middle of the night.' 'I was woken up by a loud whistling noise.'

I Awake O'clock Hour Earlier Wake Adjective Ten