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15 January
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English (US)
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What does Is this sentence looks like natural?
>>If i success to wake up in 5 am , I wouldn't dawdle in my bed.
mean?
What does Is this sentence looks like natural?
>>If i success to wake up in 5 am , I wouldn't dawdle in my bed.
mean?
>>If i success to wake up in 5 am , I wouldn't dawdle in my bed.
mean?
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- English (US)
I am not totally sure what you mean.
Do you mean....
I want to make sure I get up at 5 AM and don't dawdle in bed.
Or
If I get up at 5AM I won't waste time being in bed too long.
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- English (US)
I am not totally sure what you mean.
Do you mean....
I want to make sure I get up at 5 AM and don't dawdle in bed.
Or
If I get up at 5AM I won't waste time being in bed too long.
Highly-rated answerer
- Korean
@Orrin_A After read your reply , I realize I wanted to write both sentences.😆 Thank you so much.
- English (US)
The reason I was confused is...you COULD wake up at 5AM AND THEN dawdle in bed for a while. (so these two things are not mutually exclusive)
I do this a lot. 😅
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@Orrin_A Haha😆 I'm going to do this plan from next morning. I hope I can get up at 5 am...😐..... And can I ask one more question to you? I'll read sentences you were wrote and please Check my pronunciation Whether It is natural or not..
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- English (US)
The only thing I notice is no T sound at the end of won't. But otherwise it's good. In this case it's similar to Korean last consonant: you don't need to articulate the T with an 'uh' sound afterwards, but you should still make the T sound. Do you understand?
My first example is exaggerated. The second is natural.
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@dbghrms97 yes it's better👍
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@Orrin_A I almost can understand this pronunciation. Thank you!!
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