The difference between “lie” and “lay” is that “lay” must be followed with a(n) _________.

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The difference between "lie" and "lay", is that lay is to place something in a position of use, and lie is to, be still or to be kept in a specified place.

Example for lay: "it is recommended to have your tile laid by professionals"
Example for lie: "The dress lay still on the bed "<span>
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