I was lying in my bed watching the stars through the skylight....
or, because it is in the past,
I was laying in my bed watching the stars through the skylight...
For some reason, "laying" just does not sound right to me.
Top answer
Hi, I am lying in my bed. I was lying in my bed. I will be lying in my bed.
— Tanit
Hi, I am lying in my bed.
I was lying in my bed.
I will be lying in my bed.
The present participle of ' lie ' is ' lying ', no matter if it's part of a present continuous verb (like in 1), a past continuous (2) or a future continous (3) one.
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The present participle of 'lie' is 'lying', no matter if it's part of a present continuous verb (like in 1), a past continuous (2) or a future continous (3) one.