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"London" is the object of the preposition "in", but not the object of the verb. The verb "live" can be transitive in a few cases, such as "He lives a full life", but here it is intransitive, and "in London" is adverbial, telling where he lives.
- "London" is the object of the preposition "in", but not the object of the verb.
- The verb "live" can be transitive in a few cases, such as "He lives a full life", but here it is intransitive, and "in London" is adverbial, telling where he lives.
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"London" is the object of the preposition "in", but not the object of the verb. The verb "live" can be transitive in a few cases, such as "He lives a full life", but here it is intransitive, and "in London" is adverbial, telling where he lives.
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