you should make your bed after you wake up (or say: after you woke up)? A dilemma in expressing the idea
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You should make your bed after you wake up / after you woke up / after you have woken up? Which one to choose?
71020
After how many? Usage of AFTER
139726
differentiating between the usages of "seem"
143335
Verb Tense: Talking about Events in fictional work
14220
Is it correct to say "I slump/slumped on/onto the stool/barstool?"
82725
Why do we say "last night" and not "yesterday night"?
3427
Blue pill or red pill: Interpretation of analogies
25105
Suggestion phrased as a question
61870
"In" vs. "after" for future talk
146936
What's the diffence between "I want you to go to sleep" and "I want you going to sleep"
30810
"My wife and I am": Singular / Plural and the rule of proximity issue
24268
When should you use "despite" over "inspite", and vice versa?
24744
The habitual past "would" versus "simple past" tense
82540
"Should" versus "would"
40465
Predicative Position of Adjectives: Do We Hyphenate after the Verb?
63125
"...would have trouble imagining...": Is this present participle or gerund?
5619
'in' or 'at': I'm expecting life in/at university