Lie vs. Lay

Every afternoon we −−−− on the bed for a nap.

While we meet, they −−−− their purses on the couch.

Susanna and Rachael often −−−− on the floor to make posters.

Last night we all −−−− awake tell midnight.

Yesterday, the boys −−−− their backpacks outside.

Yesterday, our friend −−−− on the ground injured.

The factory will dismiss their if they −−−− down on the job.

We −−−− on the beach for hours.

Our dog −−−− under the shaded tree on a hot, August day.

Jacob likes to −−−− for about an hour after he wakes up.

Before I went to bed, I−−−−my clothes out for tomorrow.

Our pet dogs like to −−−− under the table

The goat enjoys −−−− on the haystack in the afternoon.

When they're cold, they−−−− a blanket on their legs.

Peter, I want you to −−−− this minute or you are getting a timeout.

All of last week I −−−−in bed feeling sick.

Mrs. Johnson −−−− an eraser on her desk as soon as she enters the room.

The factory will dismiss their employees if they −−−− their tool down.