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When Mr. Jones (lay, laid) down for a nap, he was unable to sleep.
lay
The blame for the mistakes has been (lain, laid) on my shoulders.
lain
I’m afraid that Tim has been (lying, laying) down on the job.
lying
The button from my jacket was (lying, laying) on the sidewalk.
lying
Will you (lie, lay) down for a rest this afternoon?
lie
I have (lain, laid) the key somewhere, and now I can’t find it.
laid
I think we’ve (lain, laid) our plans well.
laid
(Lie, Lay) your books beside mine.
lay
Ms. Martinez told us to (lie, lay) our work aside.
lay
Please (lie, lay) the cloth on the table.
lay
When the mail arrives, I sort it and then (sit/set) it on the desk.
set
Jessica came in from the rain and (sat/set) her umbrella down.
set
We carried the heavy boxes inside and (sat/set) them down.
set
Before dinner each night I have to (sit/set) the table.
set
He couldn’t remember where he (sat/set) his wallet.
set
Yesterday at the show, we were able to (sat/set) in the first row!
sat
When the dog wanted to come in, he (sat/set) by the door.
sat
Grandmother Parkinson needs to (sit/set) and rest.
sit
I promised my brother he could (sit/set) beside me.
sit
When I finally got back home, I (sat/set) down in a chair.
sat
Jamie watched below as her little sister (raised, rose) higher up the mountain.
rose
Because I was so tired, I decided to (raise, rise) later than usual
rise
I had an early appointment, so I (raised, rose) at 5:00 a.m.
rose
When his alarm goes off, he will (raise, rise) and turn it off.
rise
The film crew will film us as we try to (raise, rise) to the summit of the mountain
rise
Johnathan used a block of wood to (raise, rise) his bed up higher.
raise
My teacher gave me extra work so I can (raise, rise) my grade in math.
raise
Sam made corrections and his teacher (raised, rose) his grade on the essay.
raised
When I wanted to answer the question I (rise, raise) my hand in class.
raise
I am going to ask my boss to (rise, raise) my salary.
raise
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