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Originally Posted by herbiji Hello there
Rise : is an intransitive verb and means to go up stand up, or get out of bed - it doesn't require an object
George rise very early in morning
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raise is a transitive verb and means to lift up something
the company raised thier salary too often
their principal parts are
rise , rose , risen
raise , raised , raised
so and according to this rule
the correst form is
raise your hand
hope this help |
Well done! You are correct there, but you need to look at your post and edit a little.
Rise is an intransitive verb and means to go up
, stand up , or get out of bed
- it doesn't require an object
George rise
s very early in
the morning
.
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Raise is a transitive verb and means to lift up something
. The company raised
their salary too often
. Their principal parts are
:
rise , rose , risen
raise , raised , raised
So
, and according to this rule
, the corre
st form is
"raise your hand". Hope this help
s.