My friends don’t understand why I love my truck; it is a 1947 Studebaker in pristine condition.
The moral Of this fable is so well known and allowed, that to go about to enlighten it, would be like holding a candle to the sun
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That was my seven year old son’s critique of Richard Tucker’s performance in Carmen; it was his first exposure to the great American tenor. Tucker had sung Don Jose in his customary style. Wonderful singing combined with ham (what my son meant by “noble”) acting. He had mastered every operatic cliché – fist on the breast, fist shaking, galumphing around the stage like Frankenstein’s monster. He could have run Monty Python’s Ministry of Silly Walks. When Tucker performed with Zinka Milanov, which was often, they could have cornered the world’s prosciutto market. But what voices! The rest didn’t matter.
<span>b. rises.
In the morning, the fog slowly __________ over the city.
a. raises
b. rises
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The sentence becomes, "In the morning, the fog slowly rises over the city."
In definition, rises is a verb word which happens when an object goes upward, or overcomes an entity.
Raises is a verb word which tells that someone picked up an object or somehow possessive. She raised her hand.
