關於Overslept的意思和用法的提問

A: “I thought I overslept “ means someone thought the woke up late ( probably for work or school).
“Thank God it’s Saturday “ means they are Thanking God/higher-being because it’s Saturday ( a day where most people don’t work or go to school).
“That was a close one” ( refers to how they could have been in a bad situation...being Late-but, they were not in a bad situation).

A: It means they woke up late. They should have gotten up earlier but for some reason they slept longer than they should have.
But it says "just kidding", so it's not true. It's a joke.

A: No me desperté a tiempo

A: I slept more than I was supposed to because I was up late last night studying (they were so tired they slept for a long time)

A: I was supposed to wake up at 8:00AM today, but I overslept and woke up at noon instead.

A: I got late to work, I overslept.

A: Overslept means to be late for something.
Slept in means to have a long sleep.

A: Overslept - usually an accident
- I missed my alarm and overslept.

Sleep in - when you stay asleep on purpose.
- Tomorrow is a holiday so I’m going to sleep in.

A: overslept and slept in are similar but overslept is like if you wanted to nap for 1 hour but slept for 4. slept in is if you woke up late in the morning because you wanted to sleep longer. both are similar though!

A: Yes you fall asleep in class. You don't go to class because you oversleep.

A: hope this helps!

A: I went to work panting and putting because I overslept this morning. Fortunately, I had chosen the clothes that I will wear before going to bed last night so I was able to reduce my time to get ready for work.

A: "I overslept this morning and was almost late for work"

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A: Oh no haha, it's unfortunate that happened. Your sentences were easy to understand! There are just a few corrections that could make them sound more natural. In your first sentence, it would be "I had overslept" or "I overslept."

For the second sentence, the first part ("I checked my phone") was a complete sentence, but the second part ("many call history displayed") was incomplete. Even if your second part was a complete sentence, it would have been a comma splice. This means that you tried to connect two independent sentences together with a comma, but you should have separated them with a period. If you want to connect two independent sentences together, you could use an appropriate conjunction (and, but, so, etc.).

For your last sentence, it was great, but you only misspelled "slept." :) If we make the suggested corrections, your final sentences would look like this:

When I got up, I realized that I had overslept. I checked my phone. The call history displayed many calls. I was nervous, but I couldn't do anything, so I slept again.

A: I really overslept this morning.
I'm super late.

A: It is perfect grammar, but no one speaks like this. This is better:

‎I overslept this morning, so I was absent from school.
I’m so stupid!
I can’t continue like this...

A: @ameria: Here's my shot at it.

I overslept this morning. I have been thinking that I should get up earlier to regulate my son's daily life. I planned to go to a large park which was near the station two stops away from where we live (?), but I missed my chance since my son took a nap.
We only had time to go to a grocery (?) store in front of our apartment. My son ended up staying home and watching TV most of the day. I knew that was not good for him. I felt slightly guilty for him throughout the day...

A: @Sushilover: a little unnatural, "I overslept for fishing today because I got back home late last night." would be better.