❓ Quick Quiz: 'raise' or 'rise? #shorts

'Raise' and 'rise' can be confusing! Test yourself in this quiz and ______ your hand if you got them all right. 😉 #confusingwords #raise #rise #englishquiz #vocabulary

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[tofajjolhossaintanvir]

When something goes up by itself, it will be rise
And when we force something to go up, it will be raise🙂
Great😍

[clairecarinecarnier]

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[jayatibatabyal]

Excellent explanation!👌👍
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[Kralicella]

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[jitenderkaur]

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[soy]

It is very simple, but clear!
Very helpful! Thanks👍🏻

[mariajacinta]

An exceptionally great lesson ! Thank you, Ma'am.

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[hqubtol]

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[imrkshr]

Nice and crisp explanation, thanks a ton!

[deepaksays]

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[raularcella]

Really helpful & easy to understand. Thanks!

[lulufida]

Perfect, I love it, I love it, I wanted to learn it! thanks.

[waddlibouanga]

Now I know the difference between these two words. Thank you so much

[kledsonenglish]

To make it simpler. Raise is transitive, rise, on the other hand, is intransitive.

[MyNameIsCarmen_]

Raise: transitive verb
Rise: intransitive verb

[bonsymp]

Now it's really clear.. Thank youu