Have you ever lay on the settee for 2 weeks and why?

Man in blue shirt holding his lower back with two hands. Regularly sleeping on your couch can over time, strain your back and neck muscles, and can lead to serious medical conditions. Your couch has not been designed for supporting your body's curves. Avoid that sofa when you need deep sleep! read more

The only time we can use lay to mean “to recline” is in the past tense. Correction: Every afternoon we lie down and rest for an hour. Luke laid on the beach and soaked up the sunshine. This sentence describes an act of reclining that occurred in the past. Therefore, we should have used lay, the past tense of the verb to lie. read more

—Annemarie V. Don’t forget about “lain,” my friend! All these verbs have two things in common: They begin with the letter “L” and confuse the bejeezus out of many people. read more