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Laborious Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Q4: Choosing the appropriate verb form
Hello teachers,
- We _______ (a. live, b. are living) in a flat near the river. We've lived there since we came to this town in 1996.
The correct answer according to the site at which it's given is: "a" (live). But would you please tell me why we can't use "b" (are living) in that sentence?
- We _______ (a. live, b. are living) in a flat near the river. We've lived there since we came to this town in 1996.
The correct answer according to the site at which it's given is: "a" (live). But would you please tell me why we can't use "b" (are living) in that sentence?
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" has connotations that the arrangements are novel, temporary, unexpected, etc.
- " has connotations that the arrangements are novel, temporary, unexpected, etc.
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"We are living ..." has connotations that the arrangements are novel, temporary, unexpected, etc.
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