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lay lie rise rose arise etc



missluly
Fiji

lay lie rise rose arise etc
 
hello everybody ! could u help me please to find activites and explanation about these verbs. if they have key is better.
thank you

Lucy

24 Apr 2010      





sousou aicha
Tunisia

"lay" means to put sth in a suitable position for a particular purpose. It �s an irregular verb (pt, pp laid).
"lie" means not to tell the truth / to mislead. It also has the same meaning of "lay".
"rose" is the past simple form of "rise" and it �s a synonym of "arise" = to appear / occur"
"to rise" = to go upward
These definitions are taken from "Oxford Advanced Learner�s Dictionay". You can get more information if you check it. The best way to know the meaning of a word is when you put it in its context.
 
Concerning the activities you could just give the learners a worksheet with a matching exercise. you put pictures of the sunrise for example and a greengrocer laying goods along with other pictures and ask them to match each verb with the correct sentence. As you know "A picture is worth a thousand words". You will so much time and effort by using pictures.
 Hope you find my answer helpful and useful for you.

24 Apr 2010     



missluly
Fiji

thanks a lot for your explanation, now i need some exc.

thanks

24 Apr 2010     



baiba
Latvia

http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/lay_lie.htm
http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused/raise_rise_raze.htm

A list of easily-confused words
http://www.grammar-monster.com/easily_confused_words.htm

Search for any word that is confusing
http://www.confusingwords.com/

24 Apr 2010