which verb is correct to fill in the sentence? My mother(lays/laid/is laying)my baby in his crib.
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They are all correct. It depends what information you want to give us about time.
Does it happen regularly? - lays
Did it happen in the past? - laid
Is it happening now? - is laying
Which one do you want to say?
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yes, thank you. :)
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There has to be a tense!! Tense is not optional. :)))) You can use any tense you like but there has to be a tense. Each tense fits the sentence.
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what if there is no specific tense used in the sentence just like in My mother(lays/laid/is laying)my baby in his crib? can i use any verb in any tense i like?
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It depends on which tense you want to write the sentence in. Past, present or future?
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