I stay up lately at night reading stupid philosophies and wake up early to read some more.

Correct answer: A. lately "Lately, I've been staying up late at night reading stupid philosophies and waking up early to read some more."

  • A. lately "Lately, I've been staying up late at night reading stupid philosophies and waking up early to read some more."
  • B. wake up
  • C. to read
  • D. more

Explanation

"Lately, I've been staying up late at night reading stupid philosophies and waking up early to read some more."- "Lately" is an adverb that means "in recent times" or "recently".- In the original sentence, "lately" is incorrectly placed and implies that the speaker stays up late "at night lately", which doesn't make sense.- Moving "lately" to the beginning of the sentence or using "have been staying up" instead of "stay up" fixes the issue.

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