Verbs (Lay vs Lie)
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Date Shared: 29 November 2021
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'Lay' means to put something down where 'Lie' means to rest, to recline. Lie has conjugation forms: lie, lay, lain where, lay can be lay, laid, laid. Lie never takes an object where lay always takes an object.
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He ..............down to take a nap.
lay
John had ...................
laid
Sara has ..................carpet for that store for years.
laid
Her dog ..........in the mud.
lay
My aunt .................on the sofa every morning
lies
The hen ..............an egg yesterday morning.
laid
I think I will .................down and take a nap.
lay
................... the book down.
Lay
He had .................the scissors on the table.
laid
She went and .....................down
lay
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29 November 2021
sarwar3596 Author
A good practice