Does bread rise or raise?Raise vs. Rise. The verb 'raise' (raised/raised), is transitive so this means that it requires a direct object - you raise something. 🔸 She raised her hand. 🔸 They have raised their prices again. 🔸 I intend to raise the issue with the manager. The verb 'rise' (rose/risen), on the other… Continue reading What’s the Difference? Raise vs. Rise
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What’s the Difference? (4): Look, See, or Watch?
Learners often mix up the verbs look, see and watch. Understanding the difference and using them correctly is a little tricky. Let's see if I can clarify them for you.... LOOK / LOOK AT When we look at somebody or something there is a specific intention, a reason. We turn our eyes in a particular… Continue reading What’s the Difference? (4): Look, See, or Watch?
What’s the Difference? (3) At the end vs. In the end
These two little phrases are often confusing for students, the only difference is a tiny preposition! They are high frequency so you do need to know them properly. The explanations will show you when you need to use 'at' and when to use 'in'. Do the exercise at the end 😉 to check you've got… Continue reading What’s the Difference? (3) At the end vs. In the end