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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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‘Still alive’ and ‘still living’ are correctly used in this sentence (although they mean the same thing), aren’t they?
‘Still alive’ and ‘still living’ are correctly used in this sentence (although they mean the same thing), aren’t they?
“Marvin’s life didn’t end when he was five,” Rea said to herself. “He’s still alive, still living.”
“Marvin’s life didn’t end when he was five,” Rea said to herself. “He’s still alive, still living.”
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Yes.
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