What's the concrete difference between "rise" and "raise"?
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'Rise' is an intransitive verb meaning something will do the task on its own.
'The sun rises in the morning.'
'I rise from my chair.'
'Raise' is transitive meaning it needs a direct object.
'I raised three sons.'
'They raise the flag.'
Raise is also a regular verb. Raise, raised, raises.
Last example.
"X raises something"
"Y rises."
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