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Futon Potato
Today was my day off.Recently, I have been overwhelmed with a heavy work load and exhausted so I didn't go out. I was a "Futon potato."
A "Futon" is a Japanese bed.
I don't have a couch so I lay on the futon and watched TV series all day.
I also love watching TV series in the bathtub. (Two days ago, my iphone slipped into the bathtub though! lol)
If I could lie in the bathtub, I would be a bathtub potato!
Hello Hisako,
I hope you have now recovered from your heavy workload, there is some confusion about lie and lay so I found this page for you!
http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/lay-versus-lie?page=1
Best wishes
Bob
Futon Potato
Today was my day off.Recently, I have been overwhelmed with a heavy work load and exhausted so I didn't go out.
I was a "Futon potato."
"Futon" is Japanese bed.
I don't have a couch so I lied on futon and watched TV series all day.
I also love watching TV series in the bathtub.
(Two days ago, I slipped my i phone into the bathtub though! lol)
If I can lie in the bathtub, I will be a bathtub potato!
Futon Potato.
Today was my day off.Recently, I have been overwhelmed by/with a heavy workload and exhausted, so I didn't go out.
I was a "Futon potato."
Futon is a type of Japanese bed.
I don't have a couch at home, so I
"So" with/without comma >
> I don't have a couch so I lied on futon and watched TV series all day. X = I don't have a couch in order that I lay lied on futon and watched TV series all day.X > I leave my house very early so I can get to work on time.
> I don't have a couch, so I lied on futon and watched TV series all day = I don't have a couch; therefore, I lied on futon and watched TV series all day.
> lied > past tense of "lie" > to tell untruth . He lies a lot / He lied to me .
> To lie also means to resume a resting position/to recline > He lies on the floor / Yesterday, he lay on the floor/ He had lain on the floor when you were away. The dog is lying down under the table ... lie/ lay/lain
> To lay means to put down something (on something) > he lay down the book (on the table) / Yesterday, he laid down his book / He has laid down his book.../ After laying down his book, he look up to the sky. >. lay / laid /laid
I also love watching TV series in the bathtub. > I also love to watch TV in the bathroom while in a bathtub.
Two days ago, I accidentally dropped slipped my iPhone into my bathtub though! lol)
If I can lie in a bathtub for so long, then I am a bathtub potato too!
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