How can you make a sentence with live?

Answer 1

Live as a verb: I live in Canada.

Live as an adjective: I enjoy live music. The fisherman uses live bait.

Pronunciation: short 'i' for verb (same sound as 'sit') and long 'i' for adjective (same sound as 'ride')

Answer 2

I live in Saginaw County. I live in Ohio. I live in an apartment.

I live at this address. I live at the end of the road.

I live on the shores of Lake Erie. I live on Elm Street. I live on my Social Security check.

Answer 3

You would use "live in" to mean inside or within a house or building, a city, a state, or a location within a group (in the hills, in the mountains, in the islands). There are no clear rules for many forms of IN and ON.

The hyphenated "live-in" means residing in the house or domicile.

Examples:

We have a live-in housekeeper.

The Smiths have a live-in nanny.

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