Lay vs. Lie
Lay means put down something carefully or put down something flat. It always takes an object. She laid the books on the table. Lay is a regular verb. Its forms are: Infinitive: to lay...
Explore perfectyourenglish.com
Learn English with me
If you need one-on-one private tuition, please send an email to manjusha_nambiar@yahoo.co.in
- A word a day
- B2 First (Cambridge English)
- Bank PO English
- CBSE Grammar Worksheets
- Class 10 worksheets
- Class 11 Worksheets
- Class 2 Worksheets
- Class 3 worksheets
- Class 4 worksheets
- Class 5 worksheets
- Class 6 worksheets
- Class 6 worksheets
- Class 7 worksheets
- Class 8 worksheets
- Class 9 and 10 worksheets
- Class 9 worksheets
- Grammar
- Grammar exercises
- Idioms
- IELTS
- Karnataka Board English
- Kerala Syllabus English
- Lessons
- Maharashtra Syllabus English
- Phrasal verbs
- PSC Coaching
- Reading comprehension
- Sample Letters
- Speaking
- Tamil Nadu Board English
- Test Preparation
- TOEFL
- Uncategorized
- Vocabulary
- Vocabulary exercises
- Writing
Never Miss an Update!
Recent Posts
- Wealthy Nations Should Help Poor Countries During Natural Calamities
- Local Shops Have Closed Because of Online Shopping | IELTS Essay Sample
- Letter to the Editor about Incorrect Information in an Article
- Number of Films Produced in Five Countries | IELTS Report Sample
- Advertisement for a Baby Sitter | IELTS Letter Sample