Word Network: awake

18 connections found

See it in Videos (4)

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Inception Cafe Scene

"I lay awake for hours worrying about the presentation."

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Spahn Ranch Full Scene Part 2 (Dakota Fanning & Brad Pitt) - Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood (2019)

"I lay awake for hours worrying about the presentation."

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Rocket Raccoon's Funniest Moments | Guardians of the Galaxy + Avengers

"I lay awake for hours worrying about the presentation."

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STAY - Basic Verbs - Learn English Grammar

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Learn it in Context (1)

Hıdırellez

events

Grammar Connections (8)

Zero Conditional: Habits and Routines

verb_moods
B1

Fronting Adverbials: Drama at the Start

sentence_structure
C1

How to Use Much and Many (Basic Noun Rules)

nouns_articles
A2

Going to: Future Plans & Intentions

verbs_tenses
A2

Past Continuous: Interrupted Actions (was/were -ing + when)

verbs_tenses
A2

The Verb 'To Be' (am, is, are)

verbs_tenses
A1

Present Continuous: Actions Happening Now

verbs_tenses
A1

Prepositions of Place: in, on, at (The Basics)

prepositions
A1

Used in Phrases (5)

Wide awake.

Completely alert and not sleepy.

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awake up

An informal and often considered redundant way of saying 'wake up'. It's used colloquially in some regions.

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awake to (something)

To suddenly realize or become aware of a situation, fact, or danger.

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phrasal verbs with awake meaning

Phrasal verbs that use 'awake' as the main verb.

wide awake

Fully awake and alert.
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