Comments on Profile Post by Anra7777

Part 1:
If you’ve ever had a doctor to tell you to “lay down,” you can unleash your righteous fury on him or her for treating you like an object, in either sense of the word.

Part 2:
“Lie” is used for the subject, usually, people.
I lie down.
I lay down.
I have lain down.
I am lying down.

Part 3:
“Lay” is used for the object of the sentence, usually objects.
I lay down the book.
I laid down the book.
I have laid down the book.
I am laying down the book.
See https://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/lay-vs-lie if you want more.

Anra sensei?

I feel you are confused and trying to confuse us all.

@Hirame how am I confused? My mom was an English prof. She was very insistent I learn this correctly. I’d cite to her material if I could, but I’m not sure where it is at the moment as it is in paper format.

Oooh I didn't know this one

Though I knew this already, but I think your series would come in handy to many, so keep up the good work.