I have searched a lot on the Internet and it seems this sentence isn't a correct sentence.
Even I've searched for sentences like:
- If you want to get up at 7 tomorrow
- If you want to wake up early tomorrow
and some other variations without any success. Would someone please explain to me what is wrong with this sentence and how I can correct it?
P.S: This is the situation. One of my friends has an interview tomorrow morning and I want to advise him to get up at 7.
P.S 2: I know that there should be a main-clause after the if-clause. Something like: if you want to get up at 7 tomorrow, you should go to bed at 10 today.
Best Answer
If you can't find something that you wrote on the internet, that could mean one of two things:
Not every valid sentence exists in cyberspace. This is a case where you've written something that's both grammatical and natural-sounding, yet, for some reason, people haven't blogged much about waking up at 7 o'clock – at least, not by using the same words you are using.
By the way, inserting an asterisk as a wildcard in your Google search can help. For example, when I tried searching for:
I found a few wordings. One was in an English exercise:
The other was in a plan for a mountain hike:
So, if you can't find a phrase like "If you want to get up at 7 tomorrow" on the internet, perhaps the time is the only thing wrong with your search.