June 24, 2025
What time of the day are you most active?
I am what you call a morning person. I can’t drink alcohol at all actually, so I haven’t needed to be a night owl so far. I always wake up at 5:30 even on the weekend, so I can do a lot of things at AM and take some rest at PM.
What time of the day are you most active?
I am what you call a morning person.
I can’t drink alcohol at all actually, so I haven’t needed to be a night owl so far.
I always wake up at 5:30 even on the weekend, so I can do a lot of things at AMduring the day and take some rest at PMin the evening.
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I wake up at 7 every morning. I don't like it, if I'm honest, but I think it's good for me. Routine is important.
June 25, 2025
Thank you very much for the careful correction.
What time of the day are you most active?
I am what you'd call a morning person.
I can’t drink alcohol at all actually, so I haven’t needed to be a night owl so far.
I always wake up at 5:30, even on the weekend, so I can [do a lot of things at AM and take some rest at PM/get a lot of things done] in the morning and rest in the afternoon.
If you're talking about doing tasks, it sounds a little better to say "get a lot of things done," but "do a lot of things" is also fine.
It's best to use "morning" and "afternoon/evening" when you're not saying a specific time.
June 25, 2025
Thank you very much for the careful correction.
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I can’t drink alcohol at all actually, so I haven’t needed to be a night owl so far. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I always wake up at 5:30 even on the weekend, so I can do a lot of things at AM and take some rest at PM. I always wake up at 5:30, even on the weekend, so I can [do a lot of things If you're talking about doing tasks, it sounds a little better to say "get a lot of things done," but "do a lot of things" is also fine. It's best to use "morning" and "afternoon/evening" when you're not saying a specific time. I always wake up at 5:30 even on the weekend, so I can do a lot of things |
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