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Ragingsquirrel Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Do I use 'live' or 'live in'
Which sentence is correct:
Houston is a good place to live.
or
Houston is a good place to live in.
Or, are both correct. Do they both mean the same thing? Is there any difference? Is there a rule for this?
Sorry for all the questions. Thanks!!
Houston is a good place to live.
or
Houston is a good place to live in.
Or, are both correct. Do they both mean the same thing? Is there any difference? Is there a rule for this?
Sorry for all the questions. Thanks!!
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