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lay
lie |
verb: to put or place
EXAMPLE: Lay the coats on the couch.
verb: to recline
EXAMPLE: I’m going to lie down for
a few hours.
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lead
led |
verb: present tense
EXAMPLE: The guards lead the team
in points scored.
verb: past tense
EXAMPLE: Ben Wallace led the team
in rebounds.
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less
fewer |
Use less with things that are not
countable
EXAMPLE: I have less energy now
that the holidays are over.
Use fewer with countable things
EXAMPLE: There were fewer dishes to
wash after the picnic.
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lie
lay |
verb: to recline
e” I’m going to lie down for a few
hours.
verb: to put or place
EXAMPLE: Lay the coats on the couch.
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lose
loose |
verb: to misplace
EXAMPLE: Please don’t lose the
money I gave you.
adjective: not restrained
EXAMPLE: Put your loose change in
the jar on the bureau.
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