What is the first second and third form of Lie

Base Form (First Form) : Lie
Simple Past (Second Form) : Lay
Past Participle (Third Form) : Lain

BASE FORM ( FIRST FORM ) : lie

1. Cats often lie in sunny spots for warmth.
2. It’s tempting to lie in bed on lazy weekends.
3. The blanket will lie on the couch for guests.
4. The snow will lie on the ground until spring.
5. The facts will lie on the page for reference.
6. The book will lie on the shelf until I finish the current one.
7. The flowers will lie on the table as a centerpiece.
8. The cards will lie face down for the game.
9. The secret will lie with us forever.
10. The decision will lie with the committee.

Past Simple ( Second Form ) : lay

1. Last night, she lay on the grass stargazing.
2. The chef lay ingredients out for the evening service.
3. The cat lay on the windowsill watching the birds.
4. The foundation was laid for the new building.
5. The hen lay eggs in the cozy nest.
6. The artist lay the colors on the palette.
7. The ship lay anchored in the harbor.
8. The book lay open on the coffee table.
9. The puzzle pieces were laid out on the table.
10. He lay the groundwork for the project.

Past Participle ( Third Form ) : lain

1. The cat has lain in the sun all afternoon.
2. The blanket has lain on the bed for weeks.
3. The facts have lain undisturbed on the page.
4. The flowers have lain in the vase since yesterday.
5. The cards have lain untouched on the shelf.
6. The book has lain unread for months.
7. The secret has lain buried for decades.
8. The decision has lain with the board of directors.
9. The foundation has lain solid for years.
10. The groundwork has lain the foundation for success.