Rule III:   ie/y - replacement

	III.	Abbreviation:	ie, y
		Description:	"ie" with "y" for verb that end on "ie"
		Example verb:	4.	to lie
		Application:	-	the verb ends on "ie"
			-	in Present Participle (Gerund) the "ie" becomes "y"

		Validity:	Present:	-
			Past:	-
			Imperative:	-
			Present Participle:	always
			Past Participle:	-
		Examples:	Present Participle:	"lying", not "lieing"

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also see:

Verb-irregularities - overview