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Quote by DanielleX
As a story verifier, this is one of the commonest problems I come across and often find myself correcting, rather than sending back. Below is a quick guide to how these verbs should be used.

To Lie:

Present tense: I lie down on my bed when I'm feeling sleepy.
Past tense: Yesterday, I lay there thinking about what to cook for tea.
Past participle: I had lain there all afternoon, just waiting for her come home.
Present participle: Lying there, thinking of my girlfriend, my hand crept inside my panties.

To Lay:

Present tense: As I walk past, I lay my dildo on the bed.
Past tense: As I walked past, I laid my dildo on the bed.
Past participle: I had laid my dildo on the bed for the last time that week.
Present participle: Laying the dildo on my bed, I could only dream of my girlfriend's return.

Please note: Layed is not an English word.

Hope people find this useful

Danny