Asked by Phil
6a. I lay my book on the table, but now I cannot find it.
6b. I laid my book on the table, but now I cannot find it.
I chose B. could you please explain?
6b. I laid my book on the table, but now I cannot find it.
I chose B. could you please explain?
Answers
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help forum. "I cnnot find it NOW" implies that you had already put the book on the table = past tense. Yes, it is B.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
The parts of the verb <i>to lie</i> (meaning to recline) are:
lie, lay (past), have lain (past participle
The parts of the verb <i>to lay</i> (meaning to place or put) are:
lay, laid (past), have laid (past participle)
As Sra said, B is the correct answer.
lie, lay (past), have lain (past participle
The parts of the verb <i>to lay</i> (meaning to place or put) are:
lay, laid (past), have laid (past participle)
As Sra said, B is the correct answer.
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