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24 Nov 2020
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what is different between get up and wake up?
what is different between get up and wake up?
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Same thing. Wake up sounds more formal.
I wake up at 6.
I get up at 6.
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Thank you for your great explanation*⋆⸜ ⸝⋆*
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