1 - Awake, waken, awaken "Awake" is typically used as an adjective to describe something or someone being alert, as in, "I am awake." "Waken" is a past tense form that would be used to reference a past action, such as, "I was waken at midnight last night by the sound of thunder." "Awaken" could fit here, but "awaken" is a literary form that sounds awkward in this sentence. It would usually be said as "I must wake my child." However, if you prefer, you can say, "I must awaken my child." Also, be sure that you're using punctuation appropriately. "It is 7 o'clock," is a whole sentence and needs a period at the end. "It is 7 o'clock. I must wake my child for school." 2 - Make sleep This is an interesting sentence because there's really no way to make someone fall asleep unless you give them medicine to sleep. I still understand what you mean to say. The phrase "put to bed" is most commonly used in this application, as in, "I must put him to bed." "Put him to sleep," is also a common phrase. I see that you use "shout." Do you mean that your child is shouting at you that he is tired? If so, a calmer word could help, like "He wants to sleep," "He says he's tired," or "He is tired." "At 10 p.m., my child says he's tired, so I put him to bed."