LAY or LIE ? / LIE = LAY / Learn how to use LAY and LIE Correctly in Modern Spoken English

[@walmirsantiago2769]

KEVIN AND LIZA, I'M ENGLISH TEACHER IN BRAZIL. I'VE BEEN STUDYING ENGLISH FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS. BUT I CONFESS THAT I DIDN'T HAVE THIS CLEAR TO ME. HOWEVER, AFTER WATCHING YR VIDEO, IT IS TOTALLY CLEAR NOW. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I HAVE WATCHED MANY VIDEOS FROM YOU AND I'VE LOVED THEM!

[@dedjibrucetietie5236]

Tkanks a lot Kévin! You are my favourite teacher

[@atillapoyraz2066]

Very important video.Thanks a lot.

[@sdtnyctk1406]

I’m not a native speaker of English. I have learnt the English language as a foreign language in formal educational settings. I’ve been following you for a while and I have learnt a lot from you especially concerning the natural usage of English. Thanks a lot and keep up the good work, please. As you already pointed out, the verbs “lay” and “lie” are different in terms of transitiveness. For instance, you can lay an object on the ground or any flat surface. On the other hand, someone and/or an agent lies on the sofa or floor. However, I never happened to hear or see anywhere that lay and lie could be used synonymously and interchangeably.

[@lali2alekperova219]

This is one of the most amazing grammar classes ever. Thank you Kevin and Liza.

[@faresrabah8058]

Thank you teacher. I look forward to a course about fire up.

[@blissmint]

I like it that you tell us which ones are not so common to use or whether it’s formal or not. Thank you Kevin and Liza! 🙏

[@ABCDEFGHcreator]

great lesson. I was confused because the books and some teachers make the distinction between those verbs.

[@keepingitwild5994]

A very common mistake, but you made it really simple - as always. Great job!

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Excellent I didn't know this 😮 thanks

[@SakuraHougetsu28]

excellent video, all my questions have been answered thank to this video, your way of explaining things are really easy to understand. new subscriber

[@roger26714]

Best explanation about it on KZbin.

[@koree6172]

Good morning thank you so much teacher God bless you

[@jakeObryan283]

Great explanation!

[@folks2504]

What a great lesson. Thank you so much for the help.

[@МарияЗ-л8э]

Thank you so much! These words were so confusing to me. And I didn't know how to say that there are lot's of things on the floor)

[@Work-4-Jannah]

Thank you for giving us confidence and for clearing up so much confusion.

[@leandro8266]

Amazing lesson

[@braulioherrada659]

WoW it’s been quite interesting class 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Abbas-w6s2u]

thank you sir such a great confusion about lay and lie you cleared

[@real.siberian]

Great explanation

[@lbvnrw]

Hi Kevin & Liza both of you are good English teachers 👍 thanks for sharing each of your Video Lessons beginners can learn a lots because your're explaining in a simple ways or methods that your students can or will understand you easyly through your teaching skills without doubts & also giving more examples great Job teachers👍❤️ Take Care & God Bless!🙂

[@Etienne101]

Wonderful lesson!!!

[@Aventus938]

Thanks o lots 👍

[@syednadal9142]

Thanks boss

[@zotov-travel]

Thanks a lot for this comprehensive video!!!

[@educateyourself9727]

Thank you for giving your best effort to teach us. I will be greatfull if you provide advance lessions.

[@educateyourself9727]

Love from India WB.

[@rfiksaleh8551]

Thanks to you great teachers

[@CanalSDR]

Thank a million

[@agneskonradt1464]

Thank you so much now I can understand how to use this confusion word i learned a lot ! I really appreciate your effort to teach us those word 📖📚🙏

[@محمدحمد-ع4ث]

You did great

[@sulltan2472]

great

[@pv2930]

Please post more vocabulary videos 👍

[@evelisecarvalho8027]

Thanks a lot for your great lesson, guys! I’ve just subscribed to your channel and I’m definitely recommending it to lots of my students.Gratitude from Brazil.

[@mrmememe777]

We are so glad you like it :)

[@ossamaalbitar9559]

Thanks alot!

[@josearigojacobojacobo1434]

tnks Lisa end Kevin 😀

[@nurda5868]

Thanks a lot for this wonderful lesson!!☺️ I have a question tho. What about “He is lying” (not saying the truth) and “He is lying” (on the couch).

[@oki_dokijohn5230]

Thanks man

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Wow , what a relief, one less confusion to work on, right? Thanks for the lesson !

[@mrmememe777]

You are welcome :)

[@mariaolascoaga2725]

thank a lot!

[@matiullahzadran9829]

Thank you so much I want you to teach us grammar more lessons

[@一点一滴学英文]

thank you

[@layalialsaigh5532]

Thank you 🙏 soo much

[@mrmememe777]

You are welcome :)

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[@ammargolw1460]

Love ya

[@runforjesusthelordisonmysi7872]

Thank you sir

[@mrmememe777]

You are welcome :)

[@marvelouss719]

I thought lie down meant to recline and lay down takes an object. I guess we make amends for folks who cannot comprehend basic English rules.

[@ladybirdzz7504]

This was always so confusing to me🙈 because Americans say Lay-laid-laid and British lie- lay-lain, and now I knew that the British way just isn't used in the USA and I don't need to stick to it)

[@azdrubalcormak4184]

I always confuse thoses words jahajahah thanks!

[@mrmememe777]

You are welcome :)

[@bantorio6525]

... !!!

[@dylanx9327]

What is the difference between persons, people and peoples?

[@cleberandrade]

Person is a human being with his thinking and individual behaviour. Persons is the plural form. People is the collective for a "bunch" of human body or even persons, but without taking in account its individual behaviour. People is the plural form. You can say "No more than six persons can occupy this elevator" but not "six people", because it doesn't make sense. You can also say "Americans are an interesting people", but not "interesting persons". Well, maybe you can, but it will have a different meaning...

[@DamonNicholson]

I had been trying to figure out how to use lie and lay using GPT for 30 minutes. And this thing has completely confused me in the end of the day. Found your vid here and TA-DA🎉 5 min and I’m done with this confusing words.