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Which sentences is correct I have laid in a hammock or lain hammock?

The correct sentence is "I have laid in a hammock."

Here's why:

* Lie is the present tense verb meaning to recline.

* Lay is the past tense verb meaning to place or put something down.

* Laid is the past participle of "lay."

In the sentence, "I have laid in a hammock," you are describing a past action of placing yourself in the hammock.

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