Author Question: Write the correct verb in the blank. She lived in the old house for thirty-two years, and the ... (Read 61 times)

mrsjacobs44

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Write the correct verb in the blank.
  She lived in the old house for thirty-two years, and the shades were never
  (risen, raised).
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Write the correct verb in the blank.
  The inspector accidentally (rang, rung) the bell that summoned the villagers to
  Mass.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



EAN94

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Answer to Question 1

raised

Answer to Question 2

rang



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