Rise or Raise - Difference Between Rise and Raise
Channel: JForrest English
Date: 2020-05-20

In this video, learn the difference between rise and raise. 

Both "rise" and "raise" are verbs. 

And they both are used to talk about increase. 

So what's the difference? 

It's in the sentence structure and grammar you need to form a complete sentence. 

Raise is a transitive verb, which means it requires a direct object. 

This means the sentence structure is: Something raises something. 

Rise is an intransitive verb, which means it DOESN'T requires a direct object.

This means the sentence structure is: Something rises.  

Learn the difference between "rise" and "raise" and improve your advanced English grammar at the same time. 

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