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  • What constitutes Living in a house? - MoneySavingExpert Forum
    Apart from sleeping somewhere else more often then you sleep there, somewhere you don't own or occupy exclusively and somewhere you aren't registered for council tax, it does sound like you are living there The best way to show you aren't living somewhere is to prove that you live somewhere else but you can't do that
  • To be in around a city state country | WordReference Forums
    Besides around can mean "to be present in a place", so according to that, sentence 2 could also mean something like I had been in California I don't think I had been around California could mean I had been surrounding California If I interpreted surrounding in a different way, I would have something like I had been in the suburbs of California
  • What does Living around mean? - HiNative
    Definition of Living around @tomojitghosh65 could you provide some more context please? |@tomojitghosh65 thanks you for the context Around in this context means in or near If I heard this sentence I would take it to mean that the person has been living in or near Leeds (a city in northern England) for two years It is implied that they have moved into different locations in or near Leeds in
  • IELTS Speaking Part 1 : Hometown, Village, Living place, City . . .
    • What kind of place do you live in (a house or an apartment)? Well, I live in a house This is basically the house my grandfather used to own After his death my father inherited it and he improved the construction of the house in many aspects This is a big house with over 2 acres of area
  • How do I correctly express that I live close to a certain . . .
    - This phrase is also correct and synonymous with "I live near " For instance, "I live close to the school" conveys the same meaning [2] 3 **"I live nearby "** - This phrase is slightly different but still conveys the idea of living in close proximity You could say, "I live nearby," which is informal and commonly used [4] 4 **Avoid "near
  • “Live In”, “Live At”, or “Live On” – Full Preposition Guide
    I live in the city I like it there, but I do find it can be quite busy You live in the south, right? I’m sure I’ve seen you walking around down there a few times I don’t want to live in the forest with her I think it’s such a terrible place to raise a family What Does “Live At” Mean? “Live at” refers to a more specific place
  • Common Vocabulary for The Place Where You Live - English . . .
    The area or district where you live My neighborhood has a beautiful park Apartment: A set of rooms forming a separate unit I live in a small apartment near the city House: A building for living, usually for one family Our house has a big backyard Street: A road in a city or town with buildings on both sides The street I live on is very





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