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rise/raise/increase How can I use them? It's difficult to recognize what the difference among them? I know "rise." we can use it when price goes up And "increase" is in the same way as well? I am confused due to them.

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Raise means to bring up, rise means to come up or to go up. These can also be used with the same meaning as to increase. Note the following: transitive: to raise (regular) intransitive: to rise (rise, rose, risen) trans/intrans: to increase (regular)

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