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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
use of lay and laid
Musa lay or laid the file he was carrying on the table
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Musa laid the file he was carrying on the table. 2 of lay. Musa laid the file (past simple) he was carrying (past continuous) on the table.
- Musa laid the file he was carrying on the table.
- 2 of lay.
- Musa laid the file (past simple) he was carrying (past continuous) on the table.
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Musa laid the file he was carrying on the table.
Laid is v.2 of lay.
Musa laid the file (past simple) he was carrying (past continuous) on the table.
Laid is v.2 of lay.
Musa laid the file (past simple) he was carrying (past continuous) on the table.
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AnonymousMusa lay or laid the file he was carrying on the table'laid' goes well in your sentence; however, 'lay' is appropriate in "If I'm requesting someone, I'd say 'please lay the file in your hand, on the table'"
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