Good afternoon. I have a question. I'm wondering if the below sentence is right. Please check it and let me know when you're available^_^
>> The interest rate has been rosen recently. (I'm not sure 'rosen'is right or not..)
>> The interest rate has been rosen recently. (I'm not sure 'rosen'is right or not..)
Good afternoon. I have a question. I'm wondering if the below sentence is right. Please check it and let me know when you're available^_^
>> The interest rate has been rosen recently. (I'm not sure 'rosen'is right or not..)
Hello!
It should be "The interest rate has risen recently."
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Risen is the past participle form of rise, rose is its past tense form.
Your sentence is in Present Perfect Tense, hence you have to use the pattern (has/have + past participle of the verb). If it's in Present Perfect Continuous Tense, you can use (has/have been + verb-ing). For example, The interest rate has been rising continuously.
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