Usage examples of "getting up" in English with translation to Italian

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I always get up early. Mi alzo sempre presto.
She gets up at seven. Si alza alle sette.
My grandfather gets up early. Mio nonno si alza presto.
She usually gets up early. Lei di solito si alza presto.
He gets up at seven. Si alza alle sette.
She always gets up early. Si alza sempre presto.
Today I got up early. Oggi mi sono alzato presto.
We got up after midnight. Ci siamo alzati dopo mezzanotte.
I got up at seven. Mi sono alzato alle sette.
Get up early in the morning. Alzati presto al mattino.
What time do you get up? A che ora alza?
He does not get up early. Non si alza presto.
I get up at 7:00. Mi alzo alle 7:00.
Carol gets up early every morning. Carol si alza presto ogni mattina.
My mother never gets up early. Mia madre non si alza mai presto.
I got up at about six. Mi sono alzato verso le sei.
The man got up and smoked. L'uomo si è alzato e ha fumato.
I got up early as usual. Mi sono alzato presto come al solito.
I got up 10 minutes ago. Mi sono alzata 10 minuti fa.
I got up late this morning. Mi sono alzato tardi stamattina.
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