Question

(i). ever since I (leave) my town , I (live) in Delhi.

Answer 1

(I). ever since I left my town , I live in Delhi..
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Answer 2

Answer:

Ever since I left my town, I have been living in Delhi.

Explanation:

• In English grammar, tenses play an interesting role in expressing the time reference of any event and accordingly the grammatical construction of the verbs does change.

• Both 'present perfect' and present perfect continuous are used in situational circumstances based.

• I have been living = in the present perfect continuous, this used to look back over actions in the past and situations in the present i.e. I have started living in Delhi and I will and am continuing to live here now.

• 'live+ing' signifies a continuing action that has started in the past and is still going on in this sentence.
• The given sentence here talks about an action that means is continuing from the past into the present i.e. till now.

• The use of 'Since' indicates that the action is continuing or going on in the present.

• Alternatively, we can rewrite the sentence as I have been living (here/there) in Delhi ever since (the days) I left my town.

• Thus, we need to use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense. So the correct form of the verb is 'have been living'.

Therefore the correct sentence is- Ever since I left my town, I have been living in Delhi.

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(i) Ever since I (leave) my town, I (live) in Delhi.

Rewrite the sentence using the correct form of the verbs in the bracket. ]