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Lie Lay

The document explains the difference between the verbs 'lay' and 'lie', including their meanings, present, past, and participle forms. It provides examples for each tense and includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise to practice using these verbs correctly. An answer key is also provided for the exercise.

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Lie Lay

The document explains the difference between the verbs 'lay' and 'lie', including their meanings, present, past, and participle forms. It provides examples for each tense and includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise to practice using these verbs correctly. An answer key is also provided for the exercise.

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Using Lay and Lie


to lay to lie
meaning: put something down meaning: to recline

present lay or lays lie or lies


. When Ben and Cheri come in, they lay . Cheri and Ben lie on the couch.
tense their keys on the table. . Cheri lies on the couch.
. When he comes in, Ben lays his keys
on the table.

past laid lay


. Yesterday, I laid my keys on the table. . Yesterday, Cheri lay on the couch.
tense

present laying lying


. Bob is laying his keys on the table. . Cheri is lying on the couch.
participle

past laid lain


. Yesterday, I had laid my keys on the table. . Cheri had lain on the couch all day.
participle

Complete each sentence with the correct form of lay or lie.

1. Grandma ________________________ her spoon next to the stove.

2. Eddie is ________________________ on his bed.

3. Earlier today, Martha had ________________________ her purse on the chair.

4. John and Dennis ________________________ on the ground, looking at the stars.

5. Kendra had ________________________ on a raft in the pool all afternoon.

6. My dog ________________________ on the sofa when I leave the house.

7. Yesterday, Aldea ________________________ her pencil on the book.

8. Do you see Jacob ________________________ his baseball cap on the shelf?

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ANSWER KEY

Using Lay and Lie


to lay to lie
meaning: put something down meaning: to recline

present lay or lays lie or lies


. When Ben and Cheri come in, they lay . Cheri and Ben lie on the couch.
tense their keys on the table. . Cheri lies on the couch.
. When he comes in, Ben lays his keys
on the table.

past laid lay


. Yesterday, I laid my keys on the table. . Yesterday, Cheri lay on the couch.
tense

present laying lying


. Bob is laying his keys on the table. . Cheri is lying on the couch.
participle

past laid lain


. Yesterday, I had laid my keys on the table. . Cheri had lain on the couch all day.
participle

Complete each sentence with the correct form of lay or lie.

lays
1. Grandma ________________________ her spoon next to the stove.
Note: Lays is present tense. Also accept past tense form, laid.
lying
2. Eddie is ________________________ on his bed.

laid
3. Earlier today, Martha had ________________________ her purse on the chair.

lie
4. John and Dennis ________________________ on the ground, looking at the stars.
Note: Lie is present tense. Also accept past tense form, lay.
lain
5. Kendra had ________________________ on a raft in the pool all afternoon.

lies
6. My dog ________________________ on the sofa when I leave the house.

laid
7. Yesterday, Aldea ________________________ her pencil on the book.

lay
8. Do you see Jacob ________________________ his baseball cap on the shelf?

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