Rise vs Raise vs Arise vs Rice

Rise as a verb usually means ‘go up/come up’. It is an intransitive verb, which means you don’t need to add objectives after it. 

The sun rises

Raise as verb has several different uses, but the main thing to remember here is that someone or something makes something increase or move up. It is a transitive verb, so you have to raise something. 

He raised his family in countryside.

Rise & raise as nouns 

In UK English, a rise is an increase in someone’s salary.  

Steve was given a rise by his boss. 

But in US English (sometimes also in UK English) a raise is used. 

The secretary was given a 5% raise after performing well. 

 

Arise usually follows abstract nouns (concepts or ideas), rather than concrete nouns (people, places). It means ‘to begin to exist’. 

Plenty of opportunities arose after the crisis. 

 

Rice is this:

 

Early spring

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• 真好，这次学会了：）类似我搞不清的还有await 和wait for～ -妖妖灵- ♀ (0 bytes) () 02/26/2023 postreply 19:25:46

• 摄影感觉是加了蓝背景光一样，蓝幽幽的，清爽怡人～ -妖妖灵- ♀ (0 bytes) () 02/26/2023 postreply 19:27:05

• 4是水中的倒影吗？模糊的边框好巧妙 -妖妖灵- ♀ (0 bytes) () 02/26/2023 postreply 20:16:32

• Like 'arise' and the British 'rise.' -7grizzly- ♀ (0 bytes) () 02/27/2023 postreply 15:37:12

• 最后柏叶树的树疤像眼睛。 你照人物像真的很有功力。 学习了，真好。 想到首歌：you raise me up.谢谢 -jianchi9090- ♀ (0 bytes) () 02/28/2023 postreply 07:24:06

• 那是birch吧？ -移花接木- ♂ (0 bytes) () 02/28/2023 postreply 19:02:07

• 你是对的，我错了，白桦树。 树皮可以写字。 -jianchi9090- ♀ (0 bytes) () 03/01/2023 postreply 19:02:00