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Lying in the Past Tense: Explained

Welcome to our educational page about the past tense usage of the verb 'lie' (as in to recline or rest). Understanding the correct form, 'lay' for lying in the past, can often be confusing. Our AI assistant is here to break down this topic for you, answer any questions you might have, and offer examples to ensure clarity.

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Lying in the past tense becomes "lied" when referring to telling an untruth. If you're thinking about the physical action of lying down, it changes to "lay." English can be quite tricky with these homonyms! Is there a specific context or situation you were thinking of related to lying? I’d love to help clarify more about it or any other aspects you're curious about!