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Arouse vs. raise



 
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Arouse vs. raise #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 25, 2004 12:12 pm   Arouse vs. raise
 

Test No. incompl/inter-96 "Letter of Complaint (3)", question 8

When I ......... this matter with one of your staff

(a) rose
(b) risen
(c) arose
(d) raised

Test No. incompl/inter-96 "Letter of Complaint (3)", answer 8

When I raised this matter with one of your staff

Correct answer: (d) raised

Your answer was: incorrect
When I arose this matter with one of your staff
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Why word arouse doesn't fit in here
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To arouse vs. to arise #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 25, 2004 13:54 pm   To arouse vs. to arise
 

To arouse means to excite or stimulate.

To raise a matter means to bring up a matter - to start talking about an issue and it's clearly the correct choice in the given context.

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