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Fedoz7 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Tricky question
what do you think about these :
1.The temperature has ___ all day long.
(a. rose) (b.raised) (c. risen)
2.The sun ___ at 6:30 this morning and it was a beautiful sunrise.
(a. rose) (b. raised) (c. rises)
3.The flag ___ every morning at 6:00 a.m. until yesterday.
(a. was raised) (b. was risen) (c. raises)
To taste good, bread must ___ properly.
(a. be raised) (b. be risen)
I chose :
B
B
A
A
1.The temperature has ___ all day long.
(a. rose) (b.raised) (c. risen)
2.The sun ___ at 6:30 this morning and it was a beautiful sunrise.
(a. rose) (b. raised) (c. rises)
3.The flag ___ every morning at 6:00 a.m. until yesterday.
(a. was raised) (b. was risen) (c. raises)
To taste good, bread must ___ properly.
(a. be raised) (b. be risen)
I chose :
B
B
A
A
Top answer
The temperature has ___ all day long. (a. raised) (c.
- The temperature has ___ all day long.
- (a.
- raised) (c.
- The sun ___ at 6:30 this morning and it was a beautiful sunrise.
- (a.
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1.The temperature has ___ all day long.
(a. rose) (b.raised) (c. risen)
2.The sun ___ at 6:30 this morning and it was a beautiful sunrise.
(a. rose) (b. raised) (c. rises)
3.The flag ___ every morning at 6:00 a.m. until yesterday.
(a. w
(a. rose) (b.raised) (c. risen)
2.The sun ___ at 6:30 this morning and it was a beautiful sunrise.
(a. rose) (b. raised) (c. rises)
3.The flag ___ every morning at 6:00 a.m. until yesterday.
(a. w
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AlpheccaStarsTo taste good, bread must ___ properly.(a. be raised) (b. be risen)I was stumped on this one. If bread must be risen, then the baker must rise it?
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CalifJimI was stumped on this one.I used to bake bread, and that was the answer that fit. Bread rises on its own, but the baker has to have considerable skills and practice to make it do so properly.
I found this quote from a (1978) book:
But should there be no mending to be done or bread to be risen, surely there will be shoes or silverware to
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AlpheccaStarsBread rises on its own, but the baker has to have considerable skills and practice to make it do so properly.I think I'll put it in my list of inexplicable idioms.
If the bread rises on its own, then the bread must be risen (by the bread)!
(You can see how little I know about making bread.)
CJ
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