A problem “raised/arose/rose/aroused”？ Language problems _____ when families moved to live in other countries. I chose “raise”，and I think “number would rise” “sun arises” “sense arouses”，could you

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A problem “raised/arose/rose/aroused”？ Language problems _____ when families moved to live in other countries. I chose “raise”，and I think “number would rise” “sun arises” “sense arouses”，could you confirm if above are correct？Thank you so much！

Sep 16, 2022 11:07 AM

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Language problems arose. For one thing it would have to be in the past tense. Normally the Sun rises. Arose could be used perhaps in a poetic sense but it would not be the normal way of saying it. Around as a different meaning entirely. The trumpet aroused the sleeping population

September 16, 2022

It cannot be "raise(d)" as that verb is always transitive. "Rise / rose" simply means to go / come up (like the sun). The correct word, "arise / arose" is defined as: (of a problem, opportunity, or situation) emerge; become apparent.

September 16, 2022