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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
arise or arouse interest?
Hello helpers!
How would you express this correctly:
His experience in prison raised his interest in criminology
OR
His experience in prison aroused his interest in criminology
OR
some other verb?
Many thanks in advance!
How would you express this correctly:
His experience in prison raised his interest in criminology
OR
His experience in prison aroused his interest in criminology
OR
some other verb?
Many thanks in advance!
Top answer
raised = elevated an already present level aroused = caused the interest to begin [note: not 'arise']
- raised = elevated an already present level aroused = caused the interest to begin [note: not 'arise']
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raised = elevated an already present level
aroused = caused the interest to begin
[note: not 'arise']
aroused = caused the interest to begin
[note: not 'arise']
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