Learning TipsThe Past Tense of Lie: Lay, Lain, or Lied — Untangling Lie vs. Lay
Lie meaning "to recline" has the simple past lay and the past participle lain, while lie meaning "to tell an untruth" is lied. The confusion is that lay is also a different verb — one in the present tense.
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