Grammar Mistakes - RISE or RAISE?
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- I rise my hand or I raise my hand? Rise and raise are two verbs that are easy to confuse. In this lesson, I will teach the differences between these two words, their present tense, past tense, and past participle forms, and tricks to remember how we use them. www.engvid.com/...
Dear teacher Emma,
Although I'm a Brazilian native speaker, your marvelous work, together with the other EngVid teachers, has been helping us a lot. Due to your meticulous teaching style, we are profting a great deal from your videos. I always use them in my English lessons.
I’ve practiced this lesson with your online test Emma and now I could get the difference between rise and raise thanks a million for teaching
Very interesting topic. This is where many make mistakes. Thank you very much. Very clear presentation. I learned something new in this lesson.
Very helpful. I never got to think the difference between them. You just made it very simple.
I am a native German and I wanna say thank you Mrs Emma for teaching me so marvellously.
Thanks a lot! You're the best teacher I've ever known!
A whole lot of thanks since u have already explained it very clear. I used to be confused with these two words but not anymore now
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It is a great pleasure to learn from you
Your lessons help me alot.
Thank you very much for your lesson , I used to get confused these verbs, but now it's clear!!
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for me.
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Rise : An intransitive verb, has a subject but no object.
Raise :A transitive verb, thus must have an object.
@Anthony Purvis
Teaching grammar isn't an easy task and not all conscious teachers opt for using grammatical termonology ! A vast majority of students complain that the study of grammar is too dull and boring and keep blaming their teachers !
This brave Lady is trying to make her lesson quite simple , so clear and enjoyable . She is not , at all , idiot .
@Anthony Purvis NO SHE IS NOT. YOU ARE AN IDIOT.
Guys, so finally, who is an idiot?
Alireza Sameni your lesson is Good
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OMG. I've been studying English since I'm two years old, now I'm 16, and I've just understood the difference :') THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Thank you Emma, you help me to raise my english skills :)
Very thorough explanation - well done!
I got all I needed about Rise and Raise from your beautiful explanation, thanks a lot.
thank you very much this is very clear, how about phrasal verbs with rise and raise ?
Lovely video, couple of years old but still very helpful!
Your lessons are always very helpful.
Wow ....after 30 years "studying" English finally you explained it as if I am just a kid.Impressive!!! Thanks a lot!!!
Hi, Emma. This explanation is very good. Many of my students get confused about these words, but now I have a different way to tell them how to use it correctly. Thank so much
You are a great teacher. Thanks a lot for the job!
beautiful teacher.
Nice class nice teacher! Thnx a lot!
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@@abdiaspalencia8085 he didn't meant that but I couldn't understand it but like u did😂
Still alive .
You're wonderful! You don't even know how much you always help me to understand English gammar! Thank you very much !! ❤❤❤
Thank you very much. It clarified a great doubt about these transitive and intransitive verbs.
Great job! Now I know how to use them proporly.Obrigado Emma!
Wow, I have doubts of using Rise or Raise, and lay or lie (other of your videos) for years. Thanks so much Emma!!
After watching the lecture on youtube i can clearly separate raise and rise by construction of the sentence. Thank you so much!
The best teacher ever :)
thank you very much Mrs Emma
It is a great pleasure to learn from you
Your lessons helps a lot of many people
With you, everything of this is easier to learn :)
Ella S its so helpful. How can i practice in speaking?
Ella S and early
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I hope that three years later since you posted this comment you no longer make such stupid mistakes and your English has improved greatly 😉
Ela I believe rise is a noun !!!!
Thank you so much Emma. I love the way you are teaching.
thank you EMMA , your way of teaching is amazing and understood .
thanks .. good info.
في العربية الفرق واضح تماماً
حين تقول "يرفع أو يربي" ستستخدم Raise وكلاهما يحتاج إلى مفعول به
أما حين تقول "يرتفع" فتستخدم Rise فالفعل يرتفع لا يحتاج مفعول به كما في مثال أشرقت الشمس أو ارتفعت الشمس
Abdo Als 5
صح لسانك... أنا من الهند
Tu escritura si que es difícil de entender!
Abdo Als
What language is that?
Is that Bengali?
It's Arabic
Dear Emma youre an EXCELLENT teacher and solved many of my problems... Thanks
¡Excelente sus clases, y su carisma y simpatía ayudan muchísimo! ¡Felicitaciones!👍👏
Great class!
Presence or absence of an object!
I'm reminded of the difference between LAY and LIE.
Thanks!
I didn’t know the differences between rise and raise. It was confusing to me. Thank you for making it clear . I appreciate that. Thank you so much Emma. I love your videos 😍
I'm very happy about this your lesson. Earlier I used to confuse these two word but after I watched this video I'm enlightened.
I must admit that Raise and Rise were always confusing, and that I'd use haphazardly, to often wrong... But now I understand, and even the pronunciation, I would use the pronunciation rise, for both...Thanks you very much...
Thank a million Emma. I cleared this two words now. You're one of the amazing teacher from Engvid.
Thank you Ms. Emma for your videos. I have learned a lot from them. I believe that many other people like me did too. Great help
Great! So simple to understand after your explanation! Thank you so much!
I liked a lot how you explained this lesson. Thank you very much.
You make it simpler!!! Thank you! I got the hang of it!
Terima kasih
I'm learning a lot with your wonderful classes, thanks you
Clear and nice explanation, thanks Emma!
thank you emma, I understand it entirely now :) your explanation is clear and great :) thank you very much :)
Thank you! So I noted here that raise (transitive verb, need object) vs rise (intransitive verb, don't need object)
A very good lesson. You've explained in a very clear way the differences between those tricky words. Many, many thanks. Greetings!
Thanks a lot. I'm learning English & I've always been having trouble making a difference between these 2 words & using them the right way. One less confusion on my list of confusions 😁
we often use both verbs in economy... “prices have risen “ ... but “ st has raised prices” ..
Thank you very much for this lesson, I fell my knowledges are rising up !!! Awesome !
Howdy.
Raise is a transitive verb. A subject does something to an object.
Rise is an intransitive verb. It describes a change or tranisition of the subject.
Now in my senior years I have begun to appreciate the grammar school my parents put me through in the 70:s.
Regards.
Emma, you're great! Keep teaching.
I love the way you teach. Thanks so much
You raised my English vocabulary, thanks a million.
Thank you very much teacher Emma, you're the best!
Thank you so much Emma! You got a an A+ on my English Final. Thank you! keep making videos.
I am 18 year old .thank you so much . I am a beginner at English and that was very clear and very excellent .
My English rises thanks to Emma, the best teacher.
You are excellent logical teacher.
Thanks for your lessons.
thanks a lot Emma, this is the first time I've understood the difference between raise an rise :)
Emma thank you very much for all your videos, they have been very usefull for me and I've learned too much.
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Hi Emma, I enjoy the way you teach and I am learning a lot from you. Thank you.
Today I have a test and thanks to you I know I’m going to pass.
Thank you !!
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Excellent Emma, a very good lesson.
You're a great teacher I like your lessons.
Thank you so much Emma, you are an excellent teacher, I understand you immediately. :)
You are the most didactic teacher to teach English, your classes fascinate me.
Thank you Emma，this question had confused me for years❤.
Thank you for the class, you've helped me :)
Thank for your great lession. Your lession is very useful and easy to understand.
Thank you Emma , for your teaching on RISE-OR-RAISE . I found it very helpful ! I will probably visit your site later , and do your quiz .
46 years saying it wrong!!! Thanks for your life changing experience.
Thank you Emma. I really appreciate your teachings. l've been learning a lot with your videos like every students have been learning with your videos. 😘
Thank you Emma! Great lesson. I love your lessons!
Hugs from Brasil!
Amazing teacher, great explanation. Thank you so much!
Thank you Emma! Your lesson is very interesting.
Thank you so much Emma, it is really very useful lesson. Before this lesson I often get confuse of these verbs but now it seems very clear.
Emma excelente muchas gracias por enseñar muy pedagógicas estas clases gracias mil
Now I can understand clearly the differences between those words, thanks.
Dear Teacher I am very grateful to you and thanks for teaching me
Great job Emma on explaining this. Awesome
Muito bom. Gosto muito do Mairo!
Hi Emma,
it is one of your outstanding lessons, many thanks for such great piece of lingustical lesson.
Regards,
Best English teacher who I saw so far on RUclips.
As I said definitely you are helpful. I learned a lot from you
😀 This was the best explanation, you make everything much easier.
you are the sweetest teacher I ever had.
Very good, I love your classes.
helps me a lot
Raul, we have that in English, also. Intransitive and transitive verbs... Same functions.
Emma, I really enjoy your videos. They're so useful for me! Thank you!
Thank you Emma for this good english lesson, so is it correct to say "The heat rises raising my body temperature? "
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Mrs Emma, you are so kind and always teaching with full love and your face is always smile. I have learnt a lot of important ponts from you
So you think she should get the raise she wants?I think she is being greedy. It should be about the mission not the money. Come on now Mohammad. She gets a rise when she get over her greed
That's funny 'cuz it's an extremely easy thing to learn but yet it confuses people. I couldn't tell the difference before this video, but being one transitive and the other intransitive is such a huge difference that I will never mess them up again!
Thanks Emma! =D
HI there, I'm an English teacher too.... I think TO is more for direction as it is a part of Prepositional Place (example: She went to Japan yesterday) . And FOR is more directing on giving someone something at it is a part of Preposition of Manner (example: I give this flower FOR you)... I think, hihi... Is it still confusing??
Ohh definitely teacher Emma you are pretty good as teacher, please keep uploading more videos like that, I am studying englisg to be a good teacher one day. Bye and God bless you.
Thanks for your invaluable work!
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