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At the beach, I will___on the sand. * A:Lie B:lay (past tense of lie) C:lying D:lay (present tense) E:laid
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At the beach, I will___on the sand. *

A:Lie
B:lay (past tense of lie)
C:lying
D:lay (present tense)
E:laid

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D. Lay

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