Simple past D9
break - broke
" I usually do not break anything, but today morning I broke a big mirror."
awake - awoke
" Their baby never awake to the sound of his mother, but yesterday he awoke instantly to the sound of his father."
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Simple past D9
break - broke
" I usually do not break anything, but today morning I broke a big mirror."
say “this morning” instead of “today morning “
awake - awoke
" Their baby never wakes up to the sound of his mother, but yesterday he awoke instantly to the sound of his father."
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Bom dia, Simone, I agree with Courtney that "wakes up" is better than awakes, because awake is more commonly used as an adjective. As a verb it sounds like an old expression, I think. (Remember: 3º person singular, the verbs have "s" on the end.)
I hope that helps.
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