Question

1. when something is in motion, it place to another.
2. they see a ball lying on t
3. aaron ____________ the ball.

Explanation:

1. When something is in motion, it moves from one place to another. This is a basic definition - motion implies change of position.
2. "lying" is the correct form as it is the present - participle of "lie" and is used to describe the state of the ball.
3. For the third sentence, a verb like "kicks", "throws", "picks up" etc. can be used depending on the context to complete the action Aaron does to the ball.

Answer:

1. moves from one
2. lying
3. (Possible answers: kicks; throws; picks up etc.)