B. Choose the right word from the brackets.

1. The flag was (risen/ raised) to the top of the pole.

2. The campers got up as soon as the sun had (risen /raised).

3. The old man has (set/ sat) on the park bench all afternoon.

4. As soon as the child (lay/ laid) his head on the pillow, he fell asleep.

5. (Lying /Laying) in the driveway was a bicycle.

6. The defendant (rose /raised) and faced the jury.

7. The builders (are laying /are lying) the foundations of the house.

8. Don’t (lay /lie) the blame on me!

9. After the race, Sebastian (lay /laid) on the ground to recover.

10. The Titanic (has lain /has laid) on the sea bed since it sank.

11. The judge accused the witness of (lying /laying) about who caused the accident.

12. I am sure Conrad (lied, laid) to me about the money.

13. Clocks should be (sit/ set) forward one hour when daylight saving time ends.

14. (Setting/ Sitting) in the hot sun for a long time can be dangerous to fair-skinned individuals.

15. The letter which (laid/ lay) on the desk for so long has disappeared.

16. Prices of citrus fruits were (risen/ raised) because of the severe freeze.

17. Having been (raised /risen) in a small town, the writer was at his best when describing scenes of rural America.

18. Although the rent was (raised /risen) twice, it is still lower than one might expect.

19. By (laying/ lying) motionless, an animal can more easily camouflage itself.

20. After (sitting/ setting) the plants outside, the housekeeper was able to clean.

21. Presuming the price of silver would soon (raise/ rise), investors bought large quantities of the metal.

22. The seedlings should not be (set /sat) out until after the last frost.

23. The old box that had (laid/lain) in the attic for years was covered with dust and cobwebs.

24. No sooner had the moon (risen /raised) than a cloud obscured it from view.

25. Metal tools which (lie /lay) outside in the rain will eventually rust.

26. I must (do /make) some shopping. First, I’ll (do/ make) a list of things I need.

27. Storms can (do /make) a lot of damage.

28. I don’t like to (do/ make) excuses, but I was too busy to (do /make) my homework.

29. If you want to (do/ make) some progress, you must (do/ make) more effort.

30. I (do /make) a part-time job every evening just to (do/ make) a little extra money.

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