When using "wake" in terms of sleep, we use "wake up" which basically means "stop sleeping", whereas, "awake" means you are already "not sleeping". Follow the link above for all the differences between "way and "away". Have a good day

http://www.wikidiff.com/away/way

"Way" is a noun referring to a process or a path (you could say "He likes to do things his own way" or "I'm on the way to the store"), and "away" is a descriptor more or less meaning not at a certain place, or leaving a certain place (you could say "He's away at the moment" or "we should get away from here"). "Wake" is a verb, while "awake" is an adjective - e.x. you could say "I wake at 6:00 in the morning" or "I am awake at 6:00 in the morning".

I'll give examples to make it clear. - Way = Method % Path ~ " I found a new way to do this ! " or " I'll take this way to go home ". - Away = make space % give distance ~ " She ran away from a lion ! " - Wake = verb. call up ~ "She woke up feeling better" - Awake = adj. not sleeping ~ "The noise might keep you awake at night"

wake is a verb, it's something you do for example to wake up from sleeping awake is something you be. for example question: are you sleeping? answer: no! I'm awake a way to remember this could be: if you wake up, you are awake.