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Lie, Lay, Lain, Laid: Quick Quiz

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Practice correct forms of lie/lay for C1 learners.

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Lie, Lay, Lain, Laid: Quick Quiz
 

Lie, Lay, Lain, Laid: Quick QuizOnline version

Practice correct forms of lie/lay for C1 learners.

by Tetiana Buialska
1

The verb lie (recline) has past tense lay and past participle lain.

2

Lain is the past tense of lie (recline).

3

The present participle of lie (recline) is lying.

4

The past tense of lay (to put) is laid.

5

The present simple forms of lie (recline) are lie and lies.

6

The past participle of lie (recline) is laid.

7

In present tense, 'lie' (to tell a falsehood) uses the form 'lied'.

8

Lay is the present tense of lie (recline).

9

The verb lay (to put/place) has past tense laid and past participle laid.

10

The past tense of lay (to put) is lie.

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