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Gene93 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
To work and live somewhere
Hello,
Does this sentence: "My cousin's worked and lived in Germany for 14 years" sound a little odd? I think that "live and work" is more common than "work and live" but does that make any difference?
Thank you 
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l ived and worked sounds better to me, too. But there's no grammar difference.
- l ived and worked sounds better to me, too.
- But there's no grammar difference.
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lived and worked sounds better to me, too.
But there's no grammar difference.
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