Verbs That Make Us Think Crossword

Will you (sit/set) the books over there?
I think we will (sit, set) on the bleachers tonight.
Was she (sitting, setting) on the chair when it broke?
They have (sat, set) the time for the meeting.
Michael and I (sat, set) toward the front of the auditorium for the Christmas program..
My uncle (laid, lay) the bricks for the wall.
This summer we will be (lying, laying) the carpet in the hallways at church.
Next year we will (raise, rise) six kinds of vegetables in our garden.
Thousands of people (raised, rose) their voices to sing praises to God.
The students (raised, rose) quickly to leave for lunch.
I (sit, set) on the comfortable couch.
If you have a question about the worksheet, please (rise, raise) your hand.
I (rose, raised) the prices for my cleaning service to get more money.
Esther (lay/laid) the rug on the floor after she vacuumed.
I (lay, laid) in bed all day yesterday because I was sick.
Susy (can, may) ride her bike fifteen miles per hour.
You shouldn’t (let, leave) bitterness take root in your life.
The (affect, effect) of all the rain is that the games will be canceled.
When you leave class, make sure you (bring, take) your Bible with you.
The (affects, effects) of the storm were shown by the tree limbs on the road.
The park ranger (saw, seen) the campers check in at the front desk.
The camp counselor waited while the kids were (lying, laying) out their sleeping bags.
Christ has (risen, raised) from the dead.
My older brother was told to (leave, let) me alone while I did my English homework.
I left my new hat (lying, laying) on the desk at school.
The medication needed enough time to (affect, effect) his body.
Jesus told the disciples to (leave, let) the little children come to Him.
The young man decided that he (can, may) climb the tall tree.