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wake
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/weɪk/
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/weɪk/
wake up
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Compare “wake” and “wake up”: when is “up” needed, and when is it optional?
Explain the verb patterns in “wake up” and “wake someone up,” including word order.
Show how “wake to something” means becoming aware of it, and give two examples.
Explain the figurative use of “wake” in “wake memories” and suggest a more common alternative.
Compare the noun “wake” meaning a ship’s trail with “wake” meaning a gathering after a funeral.
Explain the phrase “in the wake of” and give three examples in different contexts.
Practise the forms “wake, woke, woken” by writing three sentences about sleep, awareness, and consequences.
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