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Penicillin Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Best sentence?

Hi,
Which one is best to express:
- I've lived in the state of X for a long time, so does my family.
- I've lived in the state of X for a long time as well as my family.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Penicillin Best sentence? Neither is good, sorry. I've lived in the state of X for a long tim e, and so has my family.

— Mister Micawber

  • Penicillin Best sentence?
  • Neither is good, sorry.
  • I've lived in the state of X for a long tim e, and so has my family.
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PenicillinBest sentence?
Neither is good, sorry.

I've lived in the state of X for a long time, and so has my family.
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Mister Micawber PenicillinBest sentence?Neither is good, sorry. I've lived in the state of X for a long time, and so has my family.
Thanks.
What about "I've been living...", because I'm still living in the state of X?
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