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Hirasheikh Posted 15 years ago
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Arise or arouse
I have read alot of times that the sentence
questions arousing in reader's mind
Can I also say "questions arising in reader's mind"
I wrote it on my assignment. Will I be penalized for writing it?
questions arousing in reader's mind
Can I also say "questions arising in reader's mind"
I wrote it on my assignment. Will I be penalized for writing it?
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" in contexts specficically relate to questions. "Arouse" wouldn't be the correct word to ue here in my opinion.
- " in contexts specficically relate to questions.
- "Arouse" wouldn't be the correct word to ue here in my opinion.
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I prefer " arise.." in contexts specficically relate to questions. "Arouse" wouldn't be the correct word to ue here in my opinion.
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