Lie Past Tense Lay | Past Forms That End Confusion
Lie past tense is lay, while lay past tense is laid, so lie is for reclining and lay is for placing an object. You’ve seen it in books, heard it in speech, and then paused mid-sentence. “I lay down” feels right, yet “I laid down” shows up all over. The twist is that English gives
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