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      • I wish you would know how tough it is to remain awake!

      I wish you would know how tough it is to remain awake!

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      • Date February 21, 2021
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      Find the differences among- AWAKE- AWAKEN- WAKE- WAKEN !!!

      TOUGH???

      Read on to find the difference

      The confusion on your face is palpable. But hold on- there is nothing to confuse. Simply follow it minutely-

      1) AWAKE– Adjective- Not sleeping.
      e.g. I find it so difficult to stay awake.

      2) AWAKE– verb ( AWOKE/ AWOKEN )- to make someone stop sleeping.
      e.g. – I awoke at seven o’clock

      3) AWAKEN – VERB (AWAKENED)
      e.g They were awakened by the sound of gunfire.

      4) Wake– Verb ( Woke/ woken) – become conscious.
      e. g. – Please wake me early tomorrow.

      5) WAKEN – VERB – ( WAKENED/ WAKENING) – wake from sleep.
      e.g- I shook him but he did not waken .

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