Teach me English?

Question

My first language is Japanese and Im trying to perfect my English.

situation is: Naomi wake up at 6:00AM today.
Wich term is the most appropriate under that situation?

1. She woke up early in the morning.
2. She woke up early this morning.

I think the second one is correct.

I guess that (in the morning) ,itself means every morning.
So, (She woke up early in the morning) implies her old habit. and she doesn't wake up early now.
She wakes up early in the morning. is kind of her habit. Therefore
She woked up early in the morning. is kind of her old harbit in the past.

What do you think?

Answer 1

Hi there,well basically,as far as I know:1. She woke up early in the morning.Is usually used in a sentence (e.g. used in essays) while 2. She woke up early this morning. is usually used is talking (e.g.when your conversing with another person telling him or her bout that person who woke up early in the morning.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I think you are thinking too much about it. It would be: Naomi woke up at 6 A.M. today. She woke up early this morning.

Answer 4

My first language is English! Well, they are both correct, actually. It depends how you use them. But I use #2 more often.

Answer 5

Nr. 2

Answer 6

both correct but in this case the second one

Answer 7

well, both are correct, depends on how you use it.