"Je me réveille toujours tôt."

Translation: I always wake up early.

[IsabelleIz4]

I also think that 'I always wake early' should be accepted. I'm going to report it.

[Randonneur3]

Still not accepted. Wake up, Duo!

[mmsaras]

In Australia it is totally acceptable to use I always wake early

[CJ.Dennis]

I also thought that "get up" should be accepted, but sometimes I wake up a long time before I get up, so these are indeed different verbs.

[JoyceGee1]

I put I always wake early and was marked wrong. Surely it's the same meaning.

[werekitty]

When would you use "réveille" instead of "lèver"?

[Alpengeist81]

reveille is for waking up, as from sleeping, whereas lever is getting up, as in getting out of bed or getting up from sitting at a desk

[Tom501071]

I'm not sure why "I wake up early every day" isn't accepted.

[JoyceGee1]

No, that would be tous les jours.

[keiichiueh]

why it is wrong to say "i wake up always early"

[NickMarsto1]

"Wake up" may be in common usage, but the "up" is entirely redundant. "I always wake early" should be accepted.

[deactivated user]

"I always wake early" should be accepted.