Is this sentence right?
I want to ask when will someone get up at morning .
"When will you get up at morning usually"
"When will you get up at morning as usual"
I am not sure how to express this correctly.

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There are several good ways to ask.  Twinkles gave a good one.  "When do you usually get up in the morning?" is another, "What time do you usually get up in the morning?" is another.  Using "when" has more of a long time meaning, "what time" is better for getting up in the morning.  We put "usually" in the middle, we put it at the end if we forget to put it in the middle.  We do things in the morning, not "at", we do things at night.

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