Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.
1. I'm exhausted. I need to down for a while.
2. Please the books on the desk when you finish reading.
3. The cat in the same spot all afternoon yesterday.
4. She has the foundation for a successful career.
5. Don't to me about where you were last night!
6. The documents have on his desk unopened for weeks.
7. The hens are fewer eggs this winter.
8. I found my keys on the kitchen counter.
9. Yesterday, I all my cards on the table and told him the truth.
10. He awake all night worrying about the exam.
Lie vs Lay - Exercise 2
Decide if each sentence is CORRECT or INCORRECT. Rewrite the incorrect ones.
1. I'm going to lay down for a nap after lunch.
2. She laid the baby gently in the cot.
3. The snow has lain untouched on the ground for days.
4. Stop lieing to me! I know what really happened.
5. The dog has been laying in the sun all morning.
6. Could you lay the table for dinner, please?
7. He lay down on the sofa and fell asleep immediately.
8. I haven't laid eyes on her since last summer.
9. The book was laying on the shelf gathering dust.
10. Great challenges lie ahead for the new government.
Lie vs Lay - Exercise 3
Complete each sentence with ONE word: lie, lay, lying, laying, lied, laid, or lain.
1. The old newspapers have in the attic for years.
2. She's the table for our dinner party tonight.
3. I can tell when you're to me – your face goes red!
4. He down on the beach and listened to the waves.
5. They new carpets throughout the house last week.
6. Don't leave your wet towel on the bed!
7. I've never about anything important in my life.
8. The treasure had buried for centuries before it was discovered.
9. Could you those papers on my desk, please?
10. The cat loves in the warmest spot in the house.