Re: Rating Languages

Roger Mills wrote:
>
> Nik Taylor wrote:
> >It's also interesting that it's "be staying" but simply "live".
>
> A:  "Where are you living these days?"
> B:   "I sold my place in Orlando; I'm living in Miami now."
> Admittedly under special circumstances (A perhaps hasn't seen B in a while,
> or knows that B tends to move a lot).
Hmm .. that's true.  Altho, for me, both "be living" and "live" would
work in B's response, but not in A's question.  Now, THAT's odd, I just
realized that.  Why should a form be allowed in the response, but not in
the question?

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