“Lay” · meaning or grammatical role

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Lay means to put something down and normally takes an object. Source: Wiktionary: lay ↗

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31its or it’s · word that is a possessive determinerRECALL
Its.
Its is possessive. It’s is a contraction of ‘it is’ or ‘it has.’
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32its or it’s · contraction that means ‘it is’RECALL
It’s.
If ‘it is’ fits, use it’s; if not, the possessive its may be right.
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33there, their, or they’re · word that means ‘in a place’RECALL
There.
There can point to a place or introduce a sentence: ‘There is a reason.’
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