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difference What is the difference between "i wake up in the morning" and "i get up in the morning"? Thanks for the answer.

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What is the difference?

What is the difference between "I wake up in the morning" and "I get up in the morning?"? Thanks for the answer.

"I wake up" - you become conscious, open your eyes, you are awake.  "Get up" you get out of bed. e.g. stand up/climb out of bed

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Thank u, Daniel. Your answer was very useful. :)
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"Wake up" means becoming no longer asleep, while "get up" has the more general meaning of waking up and starting to do something. I would think that in the second phrase, the person rises to a sitting position at least. But they are no different for the most part. If you use the imperative, "wake up!" seems more polite than "get up!".

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