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What's the difereance between "I'm living in Uk/ I live in Uk"??

hello shez here. I'm just a lill confuse about that thing so please help me out
all in peace

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Submitted by Paulmeier on 30 Jun, 2009 06:25 PM

I'm living in the U.K. implies that you have not always lived there, or that your stay is temporary. I live in the U.K. makes it sound much more permanent, or that you may have never lived anywhere else. I hope that helps. Paul

   
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