Misused Verbs

Zoos (rise, raise) panda bears.

They will (rise, raise) my paycheck.

You should ask before (borrowing, lending) someone else's book.

I like to (sit, set) on fluffy chairs.

(Let, Leave) me answer the question first.

Ms. Conway never (lets, leaves) Xavier out of her sight. :)

(Sit, Set) the chair down in the shed.

History is about (teaching, learning) about the ancient Romans.

Am I allowed to (borrow, lend) your Halloween costume?

Can I (borrow, lend) your pencil?

My cats like to (lie, lay) on the couch.

The pilgrims (rose, raised) with the sun because there was no electricity.

Will you (borrow, lend) me a hand with this heavy box?

Can I (teach, learn) the class today?

I will (let, leave) you think about your actions before I call your mom.

Will you please (let, leave) me be?

I (borrowed, lent) a ski jacket to my friend for her family vacation.

I (lay, lie) the book down on the table.

I will (rise, raise) my hand to answer the question.

Ms. Conway (learns, teaches) grammar in ELA.

We (sit, set) the ball down.

Please (let, leave) my room!

Her salary will (rise, raise) by the end of this year.

I (taught, learned) him what 9+10 is!

Students will be (teaching, learning) about oceanography in science this year.

(Leave, Let) the book stay there.

James will (borrow, lend) his XBox to you.

Students should (let, leave) their backpacks in their lockers.

We (lie, lay) on the couch.

Please (borrow, lend) me those tools.

I was (risen, raised) by werewolves.

We must (rise, raise) up against this terrible dictatorship government!

Coaches (teach, learn) baseball.

We (let, left) the dark scary room.

If you don't feel well, you should (lie, lay) down.