[DOC] [TLE] Lie vs. Lay - Grammar & Punctuation | The Blue Book of Grammar ... [PAR] Same example as above with a participle: I have lain down every day this ..... 
Since the sentence is present tense and there is no object, the correct word is lie. 
..... The lines are as follows: It's fine if you want to lay/lie your head next to mine. [DOC] [TLE] Lay vs. Lie (vs. Laid) - Grammar Rules - Writer's Digest [PAR] Jul 7, 2015 ... Lay and lie are both present-tense verbs, but they don't mean quite the same 
thing. ... Writer's Digest, I lie down to take in all its great informationand not 
acting ... In I lie down to sleep, there is no object to the sentence, just subject (I). 
.... to lie on a bed: I lie there now; I lay there yesterday; I have lain there... [DOC] [TLE] lie I lay [PAR] Since lay takes a direct object in this sentence (clothes), it is the correct verb ... 
Present Simple past Present participle Past participle. I lay (something) I laid (
something) I am laying (something) I have laid (something) I lie I lay I am lying I 
have lain. As you can see, when it forms its tenses, the verb lay works just like the 
verb... [DOC] [TLE] English verb lie conjugated in all tenses. - Verbix [PAR] English verb lie conjugated in all tenses. ... Present. I lie you lie he lies we lie you 
lie they lie. Perfect. I have lain; lied you have lain; lied he has lain; lied we have... [DOC] [TLE] Mixing up lay and lie - Daily Writing Tips [PAR] Dec 30, 2008 ... The verb drives in this sentence is transitive. ... the verbs lie and lay is 
understandable because the form lay exists in the conjugations of ... Present 
Perfect: I have lain on the bed all day. ... Today it's your turn to lay the table. [DOC] [TLE] Tense | Knowing and Understanding the English Language [PAR] Mar 27, 2013 ... Now, in case of present and past tenses, the auxiliary verb always takes the past 
participle form of the main verb. ... it a present perfect sentence (a grammatical 
combination of the present tense and the perfect aspect, ... It's the festival of 
colours today in my neck of the woods. ... I have lain in bed all morning. [DOC] [TLE] UpWORDly Mobile: grammar, usage and writing tips - verbs [PAR] Well-chosen verbs can make your sentences more vivid and less bulky, and 
reduce your need for modifiers as well. ... A verb must agree with its subject in 
person and number. .... Infinitive: to lie; Principal parts: present: lie; past: lay; past 
participle: lain; Present: I lie on the ... Present perfect: I have lain on the chaise 
often. [DOC] [TLE] lie/lay | GrammarErrors.com: Common English language errors [PAR] The following sentences illustrate the correct and incorrect uses of lay and lie. ... (
have) lain/(have) laid: I have lain [not have laid] in bed all day with a fever. ... It's 
like the difference between sit and set. ... Then how would you conjugate the 
verb to lie in the present and past tense, as in a liar, one who does not tell the... [DOC] [TLE] Grammar Rules: Lay or Lie | Writing Forward [PAR] Jun 18, 2015 ... Find out how to correctly use lay or lie in a sentence. ... and have the exact same 
meaning, but until then, it's worthwhile to learn proper usage. ... Present tense: I 
am lying on my bed. .... I have lain around the house all day. [DOC] [TLE] Sit-Set, Lie-Lay - Learn to Write English Clearly and Correctly ... [PAR] ... and exercises on using the verbs SIT and SET, LIE and LAY correctly in 
sentences. ... Present tense, Present Participle, Past, Past Participle, Example. [DOC] [TLE]

Question: It's the present tense of the sentence "I have lain."
Answer: I lie