Phrasal Verbs with lie in English

The verb to lie [laɪ] is an irregular verb. Its main forms are presented in the table

Infinitive	Past Simple	Past Participle
to lie	lay	lain

Also, lie can be used as a noun.

Consider common phrasal verbs with to lie in English

lie about/ around
- I wish you’d stop leaving your clothes lying around
- I spent a week in Spain, lying around on the beach
lie ahead
- I’m excited by what lies ahead
lie back
- You don’t have to do anything — just lie back and enjoy the ride
lie behind
- What lay behind this strange outburst?
lie down
- Mother isn’t feeling too well and has gone to lie down
lie in
- It’s so nice at the weekends to have a chance to lie in
lie with
- Unfortunately, the decision doesn’t lie with our department