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Do you think we will (raise, rise) enough money for the field trip, Alyssa? |
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The 19th amendment was (passed, past) in 1920. |
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Ranchers (raise, rise) cattle and sheep in the sand hills of Nebraska near the panhandle. |
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In times (passed, past), sealing wax and a signet ring were used to close envelopes. |
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His chances of receiving a (raise, rise) were illusory since his overall work was poor. |
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Our telephone service is with Verizon, but we have used Sprint in the (passed, past). |
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The Clean Air Act was (passed, past) to protect us from harmful air. |
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Carl stayed up (passed, past) midnight studying for the test. |
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The sailor used the sheave to (raise, rise) the cargo. |
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The store had cheated me in the (passed, past) so I boycotted it. |
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To get the balloon to (raise, rise), we need the colorless, odorless gas called helium. |
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Arthur (passed, past) his driving test in 2004, this is an example of absolute age. |
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Jesse (passed, past) out the arithmetic books for math. |
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We (passed, past) out cards on Valentine's Day. |
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"I'm so glad you and your family will (raise, rise) Bailey," said Mr. Bell. |
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My bread dough had to (raise, rise) to double its size before I could bake it. |
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Competition between countries increased with the (raise, rise) of nationalism. |
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The meteoric (raise, rise) in library use was attributed to the new research requirement. |
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The rooster announces, "It is time to (raise, rise) and shine. The sun is up!" |
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The manor has been used as a guesthouse for the (passed, past) 25 years. |
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