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[morning]

Hi, I have the following two sentences that wonder if they are correct. If not, can you tell me the mistakes? Thanks ^_^

1) For a long time, I haven't seen her on such a sober like this moment.
2) For a long time, I haven't seen her in sobriety like this moment.

Also, in the following one, I wonder if the words in bracket are interchangeable with the word right before it.

1) There are 10 examinations waiting (awaiting) for you, whether (no matter) you're ready or not.

^_^

[MrPedantic]

Good evening, Morning,

1) For a long time, I haven't seen her on such a sober like this moment.

— Not quite correct. You could change it too:

1a) I haven't seen her as sober as this for a long time.

2) For a long time, I haven't seen her in sobriety like this moment.

— Change to e.g.

2a) I haven't seen her in a state of such sobriety for a long time.

(But it sounds a little stilted.)

3) There are 10 examinations waiting (awaiting) for you, whether (no matter) you're ready or not.

— Here, you need "waiting": you "wait for something", or you "await something". (But "wait for" is more idiomatic, here.)

Bye

MrP

[morning]

^___^ Thanks a lot for your help, MrPedantic. I learn new stuff each time I come to this forum. So nice to be a member here! Thanks again!

[MrPedantic]

You're welcome – post again!

MrP