New building are (raising/ rising) throughout the city , Mike (denies/refuses) he broke the window, I went to the library to (lend/borrow) some books, The radio (warned/advised) all day of the bad weather coming, They (robbed/stole) the company of 2$ miilion , She (lays/lies) the baby in a bed at 9 pm , We're (waiting/expecting) a lot of applicants for this job, The police tried to (prevent/avoid) him from leaving, Do you think Lucas is (preventing/avoiding) me? I haven't seen him for a while, I (realized/noticed) a crack in a ceiling , Holland (beat/won) Belgium by 3-1, They were so por so they had to (rob/steal) in order to eat, I don't (mind/matter) the rain, I actually like rainy weather, I called Jane and (reminded/remembered) her (that) the conference had been cancelled..

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