Many people have (lay, lain, laid) awake at night after reading a Poe story.

Chris wondered who was (laying, lying) on the bench.

He has been (laying, lying) carpet for 10 years.

She has (laid, lain) by the pool every day this week.

Before I went to bed, I (lie, lay, laid) my clothes out for the morning.

Our pet dogs like to (lie, lay, laid) under the table.

When she gets cold, my grandma will (lie, lay, laid) a blanket on her legs.

When we were kids, we would often (lie, lay) outside under the stars in summer.

In “The Raven,” a man’s midnight encounter with a raven (lies, lays) a deep sorrow over his spirit.

Have you (laid, lain) the sheets on that bed?

If you just (lay, lie) there all day nothing will get done.

That is a strange place to (lie, lay) down and take a nap.

She (laid, lay, lie) the book down on the desktop.

The car keys were (laying, lying) right there on the countertop where he left them.

After school, the boys (lie, lay, laid) their backpacks outside.

They were all so upset that they each (lie, lay, laid) awake until well past midnight.

Is that your cousin (laying, lying) there under the tree?

(Lay, Lie) the money on the table.

"(Lay, Lie) down!" he commanded.