The cowboys (rose, raised) at dawn and ate their breakfast.

The cattle did not generally (lie, lay) down at the end of the day.

(Rising, Raising) his hand, the rancher greeted the cowboys.

The rancher (sit, set) his plate down and went to check on the horses.

If young men and women did not (teach/learn) how to fend for themselves, they could not have survived the Wild West.

The cowboys (rise/raise) at dawn every morning.

She wanted to (teach/learn) us how to round up the mustangs.

He took a drink and then (sit/set) the cup on the ground.

The young calves sometimes (lie/lay) down next to their mothers.

The young cowboy (sits/sets) in his saddle.

The vaquero (may/can) rope a steer.

The cowboy (rises/raises) from his saddle and throws the rope.

He falls off his horse and (lies/lays) on the ground.

Mom says I (can/may) go to the rodeo on Saturday.