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An object
lies on a surface.
There was an abandoned bicycle lying on the sidewalk.
This lesson refers to the meaning of “lie” as an object lying on a surface. There’s
another meaning for “lie”: to say something that isn’t true. In
this case,
the past and
past participle would be
lied and
lied:
The little
boy ate the cookies, then
lied and said his sister had eaten them.
I
trust her completely; she has never
lied to me.
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