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Re: He lied on the bed
Date: Friday, 16 July 2004 09:51 (UTC)present/infinitive, past, past particle
lie, lay, lain
lay, laid, laid
Today I lie on the bed, yesterday I lay on the bed, some other time I had lain on the bed; today I lay the book on the table, yesterday I (had) laid the book on the table.
Sorry for the confusion. O.o