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12 April, 05:22

The present tense of lay is the same as the past tense of lie?

a. True

b. False

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  1. 12 April, 05:26
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    This is true, lay and lie are in fact both present-tense but they have completely different meanings. Lay means to set or put something down, if the subject is acting on an object, you would use "lay" ex - I lay down the book.
  2. 12 April, 05:44
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    The answer is a true
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