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lay and lie
0 Do you tell a person to , "Lie down." 02 br
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00 Then do you say lay the book on the table? 0-
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00 Then do you say lay the book on the table? 0-
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0 Lay is used when the verb "to lay" is transitive. (Ex. ) 02 br 02 br 00 Lie is used when the verb "to lay" is intransitive.
- 0 Lay is used when the verb "to lay" is transitive.
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- ) 02 br 02 br 00 Lie is used when the verb "to lay" is intransitive.
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0 Lay is used when the verb "to lay" is transitive. (Ex. I lay the book down next to the glass.) 02 br
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00 Lie is used when the verb "to lay" is intransitive. (Ex. I lie down.) 0-
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00 Lie is used when the verb "to lay" is intransitive. (Ex. I lie down.) 0-
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0 Yes. 02 br
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00 Lie is intransitive. Lay is transitive - it requires an object. 0-
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00 Lie is intransitive. Lay is transitive - it requires an object. 0-
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