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If the y-coordinate of a point is negative, then it must (lie, lay) in the 3d or 4th quadrants. |
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We try to (learn, teach) our dog a new trick every month. |
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Matt instantly had an inspiration of how he could best (learn, teach) Attean how to read. |
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The pig ate its dinner and (lie, lay) down in the mud. |
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What is the best way to (learn, teach) how to swim? |
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It is better to tell the truth than to tell a (lie, lay). |
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It will enrich your communication to (learn, teach) sign language. |
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Unless you (learn, teach) to take better care of your clothes, I am not buying you any more. |
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When the ambulance arrived, he (lie, lay) unconscious on the floor. |
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| 10. |
Monarch butterflies (lie, lay) their eggs on the milkweed plant. |
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If you tell a (lie, lay), you could get in serious trouble from your parents. |
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I would like to (learn, teach) to play an accordion. |
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The horse trotted across the pasture to (lie, lay) under the shade tree. |
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We should respect our parents for trying to (learn, teach) us right from wrong. |
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His chronic absences from school made it difficult for him to (learn, teach) the material. |
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Aesop's fables are cautionary tales; their morals are intended to (learn, teach) lessons. |
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We should (learn, teach) our children not to venture out into the street. |
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| 18. |
The seals (lie, lay) on the rocks and basked in the sun. |
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| 19. |
"The (lie, lay) that you told is so repellent that it makes me sick to hear it." |
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| 20. |
Eric (lie, lay) in a supine position after falling backward in his chair. |
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