Knowing the Difference Between Arise and Rise

Knowing the Difference Between Arise and Rise

An important difference between “arise” is that it’s still the word, while “rise” is no longer used. Here is how to use each word:

Arise:
– **History:** The word “arise” comes from Old English and has been used for a long time.
– **How to use:** Use “arise” when something comes up or happens.
– **Trick to Remember:** Think of “arise” as something that kind of pops up.

Examples:
1. The sun arises in the east every morning.
2. Problems always arise when we least expect them.
3. He arose from his chair to greet the guests.
4. Many questions arose during the meeting.
5. Opportunities can arise when we least expect them.

Rise:
– **History:** The word “rise” also comes from Old English and is commonly used.
– **How to use:** Use “rise” when something goes up or increases.
– **Trick to Remember:** Think of “rise” as when something goes up or gets higher.

Examples:
1. The sun rises in the east every morning.
2. Inflation is causing prices to rise quickly.
3. The water level in the river will rise after heavy rain.
4. He watched his kite rise high into the sky.
5. The company’s profits continue to rise each year.

**Summary:**

– **Arise:** Use when something comes up or happens.
– **Rise:** Use when something goes up or increases.