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Questions about verbs, their characteristics and their specific use.
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How to say lived vs. have been living somewhere?
I want to say
1) "I lived in Beijing for six months."
As in, I was there last year for six months but I am not living there anymore.
Furthermore, how can I distinguish it from
2) "I have …
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Can 你去吧 be considered rude and what are some alternatives?
For example, if your classmate says he has to get home soon before it starts raining, and you want to support his decision, can you say “你去吧” ？In English one could say "Go, go!" But obviously this is …
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