Feeling Sleepy Feeling Sleepy

NOTE: The original is possible, but the correction above is clearer.

Maybe it's because of the weather,; it's gettingbeen hot and humid recently. Maybe it's because of the weather; it's been hot and humid recently.

1) Because both clauses are independent, using a comma would be considered a comma splice. Instead, one of the clauses may contain a conjunction such as and, but or, yet, etc. You may also separate the clauses with a period or semicolon 2) Since you're speaking about an event that has and is currently occurring, been is used instead of getting, because getting implies a future action.

Maybe it's because of the weather, it's gettingbeen hot and humid recently. Maybe it's because of the weather, it's been hot and humid recently.

Maybe it's because of the weather,; it's getting hot and humid recently. Maybe it's because of the weather; it's getting hot and humid recently.

these are two independent clauses so you can't connect them with a comma. It's a grammatical error called "comma splice" which is a run-on sentence

OPTION A: Maybe it's because of the weather,; it's getting hot and humid recently. OPTION B: Maybe it's because of the weather; Shanghai has been hot and humid recently. OPTION A: Maybe it's because of the weather; it's getting hot and humid recently. OPTION B: Maybe it's because of the weather; Shanghai has been hot and humid recently.

Some readers might not know you are in the Shanghai metro area; I included that information.

Maybe it's because I didn't have a good sleep well last night. Maybe it's because I didn't sleep well last night.

"Didn't have a good sleep" is good and can work. "didn't sleep well" is a little more natural.

Maybe it's because I didn't have a good sleep well last night. Maybe it's because I didn't sleep well last night.

Sleep is more commonly used as a verb rather than a noun. 'didn't get a good night's sleep would' also work well here.

MOPTION A: Or maybe it's because I didn't have a good sleep last night. OPTION B: Or perhaps I didn't sleep well last night. OPTION A: Or maybe it's because I didn't have a good sleep last night. OPTION B: Or perhaps I didn't sleep well last night.

OPTION B is more succinct.

Maybe it's both. Maybe it's both.

Maybe bothOPTION A: Maybe both factors were involved. OPTION B: Or perhaps both of these facts were at play. OPTION A: Maybe both factors were involved. OPTION B: Or perhaps both of these facts were at play.

My apartment is near a small road, and someone along the road had a loud phone call along the road last night and woke me up. My apartment is near a small road, and someone along the road had a loud phone call last night and woke me up.

I would include the 'along the road' prepositional phrase first since the concept of a road was just introduced.

I tried to lget rid of the sleepy feeling go away by drinking a big cup of coffee. I tried to get rid of the sleepy feeling by drinking a big cup of coffee.

I tried to lget rid of the sleepy feeling go away by drinking a big cup of coffee. I tried to get rid of the sleepy feeling by drinking a big cup of coffee.

OPTION A: I tried to letovercome the sleepy feeling go away by drinkinginess by drinking a big cup of coffee. OPTION B: I tried to shake out the drowsiness with a big cup of coffee. OPTION A: I tried to overcome the sleepiness by drinking a big cup of coffee. OPTION B: I tried to shake out the drowsiness with a big cup of coffee.

There's noIt wasn't helpful. It wasn't helpful.

There's noIt didn't help. It didn't help.

I decided to have a walk in the building and wsplash my face with some cold water. I decided to have a walk in the building and splash my face with some cold water.

'Splash' is a bit more idiomatic here.