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What are the four principle parts of lie meaning to rest or recline?

The four principle parts of the verb "lie" meaning "to rest or recline" are:

* Lie (present tense) - I lie down for a nap.

* Lay (past tense) - I lay down for a nap yesterday.

* Lain (past participle) - I have lain down for a nap every day this week.

* Lying (present participle) - I am lying down for a nap now.

Important Note: The verb "lie" can also mean "to tell an untruth," and has different principle parts. However, this question is specifically asking about the verb "lie" meaning "to rest or recline."

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