Waking uUp Early Waking Up Early

Waking uUp Early Waking Up Early

It is 3:30 in the morning, and I feel like I can’t geto back to sleep. It is 3:30 in the morning, and I feel like I can’t go back to sleep.

It is 3:30 in the morning, and I feeldon't feel like I can’t get back to sleep. It is 3:30 in the morning, and I don't feel like I can get back to sleep.

It is 3:30 in the morning, and I feel like I can’t get back to sleep. It is 3:30 in the morning, and I feel like I can’t get back to sleep.

I went to the toiletbathroom, boiled some water, and then felt like writing something in English. I went to the bathroom, boiled some water, and then felt like writing something in English.

In English, we call the room that has a sink and toilet in it the "bathroom", even if there's no bath in it. Or "restroom", if you want to be extra polite. It's not common for a native English speaker to say that they went to the "toilet". In the United States at least, you'll almost always hear "bathroom".

Maybe it’s due to age—I’ve often wokenbeen waking up early in recent years and haven’'t been able to fall asleep again. Maybe it’s due to age—I’ve often been waking up early in recent years and haven't been able to fall asleep again.

What’s mTo make matter worse, I can’t sleep soundly. To make matter worse, I can’t sleep soundly.

"What's more" is okay, but "to make matters worse" is more natural!

When I was younger, I always felt like I lacked sleepy. When I was younger, I always felt sleepy.

If I didn’t sleep well at night, I would feel sleepy in the morning and probably dozed off for a bit at the office. If I didn’t sleep well at night, I would feel sleepy in the morning and probably dozed off for a bit at the office.