Whats the right grammar for lay on in sintence Do you know that these gloves have bureau all week?

The sentence "Do you know that these gloves have bureau all week?" is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make sense. It seems you're trying to say the gloves have been lying around for a week.

Here's the corrected sentence with the proper grammar:

"Do you know that these gloves have been lying around all week?"

Here's why:

* "Lay" vs. "Lie": "Lay" requires a direct object (something being laid down), while "lie" doesn't. Since the gloves are not laying anything down, we need to use "lie."

* "Lying around": This phrase means to be in a place without a specific purpose.

* "Have been": This shows the gloves have been in this state for an extended time (all week).

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