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The verb "to lie," meaning to recline, is intransitive. The present is lie, the past, lay, the past participle, lain. " The verb "to lay," meaning to put down, is transitive.
- The verb "to lie," meaning to recline, is intransitive.
- The present is lie, the past, lay, the past participle, lain.
- " The verb "to lay," meaning to put down, is transitive.
- The present is lay, the past, laid, the past participle, laid.
- " The verb "to lie," meaning to fib, is intransitive.
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The verb "to lie," meaning to recline, is intransitive. The present is lie, the past, lay, the past participle, lain. So, present: "I lie on the beach every morning." Past: "When I was in Tahiti, I lay on the beach all morning." Present perfect: "I have lain here on the beach since 9 o'clock."
The verb "to lay," meaning to put down, is transitive. The present is lay, the past, laid
The verb "to lay," meaning to put down, is transitive. The present is lay, the past, laid
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