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What lies ahead.
- What lies ahead.
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Hi Anon
Both are correct, but they are different tenses:
what lay ahead => past simple form of the verb "to lie"
what lies ahead => present simple form of the verb "to lie"
Both are correct, but they are different tenses:
what lay ahead => past simple form of the verb "to lie"
what lies ahead => present simple form of the verb "to lie"
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well it depends on wether you are speaking in the past ( in which case it's lay ahead)
or the present ( in which case it's lies ahead).
Phil
or the present ( in which case it's lies ahead).
Phil
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