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I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10, you could use either:

I went to sleep at 10.

 

I went to bed at 10.

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake), you could use either:

I was sleeping at 10.

 

I was asleep at 10.

I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10, you could use either:

I went to sleep at 10.

 

I went to bed at 10.

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake), you could use either:

I was sleeping at 10.

 

I was asleep at 10.

I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10, you could use either:

I went to sleep at 10.

I went to bed at 10.

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake), you could use either:

I was sleeping at 10.

I was asleep at 10.

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I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10, you could use either:

I went to sleep at 10.

-or-

I went to bed at 10.

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake), you could use either:

I was sleeping at 10.

-or-

I was asleep at 10.

I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10:

I went to sleep at 10

-or-

I went to bed at 10

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake):

I was sleeping at 10

-or-

I was asleep at 10

I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10, you could use either:

I went to sleep at 10.

I went to bed at 10.

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake), you could use either:

I was sleeping at 10.

I was asleep at 10.

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I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10:

I went to sleep at 10
-or-
I went to bed at 10

I went to sleep at 10

-or-

I went to bed at 10

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake):

I was sleeping at 10
-or-
I was asleep at 10

I was sleeping at 10

-or-

I was asleep at 10

I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10:

I went to sleep at 10
-or-
I went to bed at 10

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake):

I was sleeping at 10
-or-
I was asleep at 10

I'm not sure what you're trying to convey. If you'd like a sentence with the same meaning as "I woke up at 10", you can say:

I slept until 10.

If you are trying to say that you began sleeping at 10:

I went to sleep at 10

-or-

I went to bed at 10

If you are trying to say that at 10, you were asleep (not awake):

I was sleeping at 10

-or-

I was asleep at 10

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Harrison Paine
Harrison Paine
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