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Monsters of Verbs: Lie, Lay, Rise, Raise, Set, Sit

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Verb battles with a spooky timer

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Verb battles with a spooky timer

by Hamza Elsawy
1

Past tense: Yesterday, I ... the book on the table.

2

To recline: Present tense 'I usually ... on the sofa.'

3

The sun ... in the east.

4

To lift or elevate: 'They will ... the box onto the shelf.'

5

To place something: 'She ... the tray on the table' (past tense).

6

Past tense of lie (recline): 'Yesterday he ... on the bed.'

7

Past participle: 'The water has ...'

8

Cat on the chair: 'The cat ... on the chair' (past).

9

Lie (to tell a falsehood) vs lie (recline) confusion: 'He ... that he was sick.'

10

Which sentence uses set correctly?

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