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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
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Grow for raise

He and I were raised here in New York.

Can we replace raise with grown?

Like; he and I were grown here in New York.

  

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sundarnaz He and I were raised here in New York. Can we replace raise with grown? Like; he and I were grown here in New York.

  • sundarnaz He and I were raised here in New York.
  • Can we replace raise with grown?
  • Like; he and I were grown here in New York.
  • No.
  • 'grown' is the wrong substitution.
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sundarnaz

He and I were raised here in New York.

Can we replace raise with grown?

Like; he and I were grown here in New York.

No. 'grown' is the wrong substitution. Only plants are grown — not people.

You may, however, substitute 'brought up' for 'raised'.

We were [raised / brought up] here in New York.

CJ

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sundarnazHe and I were raised here in New York.

We grew up in New York.

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