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Topic: LAY/LIE 1




Complete each sentence with the proper form of either lay or lie.
Example: He lay (laid/lay) down because he was tired.


1. My cat likes to (lie/lay) next to me when I read.

2. This morning, the dog was (laying/lying) in our bed.

3. The police told them to (lay/lie) down their weapons.

4. He (lay/laid) the assignment on the teacher's desk.

5. I love (lying/laying) on the sand.

6. He told this dog to (lie/lay) down.

7. Don't throw away the paper towel; (lay/lie) it on the counter.

8. My grandfather has (lain/laid) in bed since the morning.

9. Patty was (lying/laying) presents in front of all the students.

10. He still hasn't (laid/lain) down his suitcase.





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