THINK TEEN 1, UNIT 5, LESSON 1(LEVEL A) (notes on rise-raise etc)

                                                    

 THINK TEEN 1, UNIT 5, LESSON 1(LEVEL A)

    RISE- RAISE-ARISE-AROUSE

RISE-ROSE-RISEN (without an object):

the sun rises (ανατέλλει);  person rises from bed/ from table;

a river rises from its source( πηγάζει);a voice/ the wind rises( δυναμώνει); the temperature rises/prices rise(ανεβαίνει); a hill rises(υψώνεται); a man rises in the world(ανέρχεται κοινωνικά);people rise against the government (εξεγείρομαι)

RAISE-RAISED-RAISED (with an object):

(σηκώνω,υψώνω,ανεβάζω) raise sth from the floor); raise my hat/ eyes/ hand (to sb)/glass (to sb); raise my voice ; raise the temperature; raise the price ;  raise a laugh( προκαλώ);raise a question/ objections(προβάλλω αντιρρήσεις);raise money(μαζεύω χρήματα);;raise children(ανατρέφω);raise sheep(εκτρέφω)

ARISE-AROSE-ARISEN: (without an object) : (εγείρομαι , παρουσιάζομαι, προκύπτω) difficulties/obligations/problems arise; mist arises

AROUSE-AROUSED-AROUSED: (with an abject): awaken, activate (προκαλώ/ ξεσηκώνω/ενεργοποιώ)

EXERCISE A

1. Do you think it’s easy  to ……....seven children?

2. A man should always ….…..from his seat when he greets a woman and he must ……..his hat too.

3. A new difficulty……..that made us change our plans.

4. A clown easily ……..….the temperature among the children.

5. He is ignorant of the facts . Somebody must………….…him from sleep.

6. He …………..his voice and told us that we had to obey him.

7. The wind suddenly ……...and blew my newspaper away.

 EXERCISE B

1.                        She (aroused/rose/raised) the baby from the floor where he was sleeping.

2.                        His voice as (rising/ raising / arising) as he was getting more and more angry.

3.                        The manufactures have decided to (rise / arise/ raise) the prices of TV. sets.

4.                        Her story (aroused/ arose/ rose) everybody’s sympathy.

5.                        If the need should (arise/ arouse/ rise) , don’t hesitate to call me up.

6.                 The army (aroused/ rose/ raised) against the dictator and sent him to prison.