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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I've lived in China all my life.

I lived in China all my life.

But I don't live in China anymore. I lived there for quite a while- from birth till I was 13. Could I still say the two sentences above?
  

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Anonymous I've lived in China all my life. I lived in China all my life. But I don't live in China anymore.

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  • Anonymous I've lived in China all my life.
  • I lived in China all my life.
  • But I don't live in China anymore.
  • I lived there for quite a while- from birth till I was 13.
  • Could I still say the two sentences above?
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AnonymousI've lived in China all my life.

I lived in China all my life.

But I don't live in China anymore. I lived there for quite a while- from birth till I was 13. Could I still say the two sentences above?
Well you can say these sentences, but they will not be the truth.

Instead, say:

I lived in China until I was 13.
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