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Yesterday, my parents lay down for a nap.  \nJanet lays her book down.  \nYesterday, Janet laid her book down.  \n1. You look tired,   down.  \n2.   the blanket on the bed.  \n3. Yesterday, Mark   the pillows on the couch.  \n4. Last night, I   down on my bed.  \n5. They   their papers on the table.  \n6. You and your sister   in the sun when it is warm.  \n7. The wolf   down his prey and listened for a noise.  \n8. Last month, you   in the sand.  \n9. After he arrived, he   his coat on the bench.  \n10. We love to   in the grass.  \nAnswers  \n1. You look tired, lie down.  \n2.  Lay the blanket on the bed.  \n3. Yesterday, Mark laid the pillows on the couch.  \n4. Last night, I lay down on my bed.  \n5. They lay their papers on the table.  \n6. You and your sister lie in the sun when it is warm.  \n7. The wolf laid down his prey and listened for a noise.  \n8. Last month, you lay in the sand.  \n9. After he arrived, he laid his coat on the bench.  \n10. We love to lie in the grass.","cbCaicXI9skMEYPj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicXI9skMEYPj","pdf",90060,"English","# Practice Exercises\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the correct verb to use when referring to resting yourself?\",\"answer\":\"The verb 'lie' is used for resting yourself, such as 'You look tired, lie down.' In the past tense, this changes to 'lay,' as in 'Last night, I lay down on my bed.'\"},{\"question\":\"How should 'lay' or 'laid' be used in a sentence?\",\"answer\":\"'Lay' is used when placing an object down, such as 'Lay the blanket on the bed.' When describing this action in the past tense, use 'laid,' for example, 'Yesterday, Mark laid the pillows on the couch.'\"},{\"question\":\"What determines whether to use 'lie' or 'lay' in these exercises?\",\"answer\":\"The choice depends on whether the subject is resting (lie) or placing an object somewhere (lay), combined with whether the action is occurring in the present or has already occurred in the past.\"}]","Grade 2 Verbs Worksheet - Lie, Lay, or Laid | PDF"]