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    Lie Vs Lay: Word (Present Simple) Verb 2 (Past Simple) Verb 3 (Past Participle) Verb - Ing (Present Participle)

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    This document distinguishes between the verbs "lie" and "lay". The verb "lie" means to be or put oneself in a flat or horizontal position, or to say something untrue. The past simple forms are "lay" and "lied", and the past participles are "lain" and "lied". The verb "lay" means to put something in a particular position gently or carefully, with past simple "laid" and past participle "laid".

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    This document distinguishes between the verbs "lie" and "lay". The verb "lie" means to be or put oneself in a flat or horizontal position, or to say something untrue. The past simple forms are "lay" and "lied", and the past participles are "lain" and "lied". The verb "lay" means to put something in a particular position gently or carefully, with past simple "laid" and past participle "laid".

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    This document distinguishes between the verbs "lie" and "lay". The verb "lie" means to be or put oneself in a flat or horizontal position, or to say something untrue. The past simple forms are "lay" and "lied", and the past participles are "lain" and "lied". The verb "lay" means to put something in a particular position gently or carefully, with past simple "laid" and past participle "laid".

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    Lie vs Lay

    Verb 2 Verb 3
    Word Verb –ing
    Definition (past (past
    (present simple) (present participle)
    simple) participle)
    Lie to be or put yourself in a flat Lay Lain Lying
    or horizontal position so that
    you are not standing or
    sitting
    Lie to say or write something Lied Lied Lying
    that you know is not true
    Lay to put somebody/something Laid Laid laying
    in a particular position,
    especially when it is done
    gently or carefully.

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