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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Does the sentence, "He lays on the beach two hours a day", make sense?
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Correction: He lies on the beach (for) two hours a day. Present tense of the verb to lie: means to to recline I lie you lie he/she/it lies we lie you lie they lie
- Correction: He lies on the beach (for) two hours a day.
- Present tense of the verb to lie: means to to recline I lie you lie he/she/it lies we lie you lie they lie
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Correction: He lies on the beach (for) two hours a day.
Present tense of the verb to lie: means to to recline
I lie
you lie
he/she/it lies
we lie
you lie
they lie
Present tense of the verb to lie: means to to recline
I lie
you lie
he/she/it lies
we lie
you lie
they lie
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