Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Living"

A: Living things is anything that is alive. Animals, plants, people. Inanimate is anything not living.
Survive- to keep on living and not die.

A: The first sentence is fine. The second one doesn't make sense. I don't understand "out of dream across the internet". You don't really "brand a dream" you brand yourself (as in your image).

A: @seohyunlee9412

I’m a little confused as to what you’re trying to say, but I’ll try and make some corrections.

“You couldn’t even imagine living life as me. It’s more horrible than you’d think, it sucks. You don’t understand that I’m cursing myself”.

A: means you are not aware of what’s happening around you. Like you are living in a daydream. This phrase is used with negative undertone.

A: You are independent person. You aren't living with anyone. You can decide for yourself

A: “I went to see a scary movie, ‘Night of the Living Dead.’”

“If the zombie apocalypse happens, we will need to fight off the living dead.”

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: It’s hard to make a living these days

A: I'm currently living with my parents

I'm a living human being

I'm lucky to be living under a roof

I'm a living thing!

A: there are a variety of living organisms on Earth

A: I think there is no difference. It means the same thing.

A: “I have been living in England for 4 months” → you’re still living there


“I have lived in England for 4 months” → you’re still living there or have just left England

A: “I dream of living on the moon” is a correct form.

If you say about something you really want to do you can use that form:
I dream of ...-ing ...

I dream of being a singer.
I dream of making a lot of money.
I dream of living in USA.

I would personally use different form:
I have always dreamed of ...-ing ...
It means that you don’t have that dream/desire just now, but for a long time.

I have always dreamed of being a superstar.
I have always dreamed of meeting with Einstein.

A: Honestly, nothing. However, I would say “i lived there for 3 months” if i was talking to someone and “i had lived there for 3 months” if i was writing a 1st person narrative.

A: Nothing. Different parts of the country use different phrases for the same type of room. Sometimes people will call it the lounge. At home, we simply call it the front room.

A: Full time means all the time. So if someone is living California full time, they are living there all the time.

In this quote, the person is not living California full time, which implies that they are living in California, but are also living somewhere else, living in California part-time.

Another example is with a job, if I work a full time job that means that I work all regular hours at my job.

A: 자연스러워요!

A: Example? Oh , I can eat any flavored ice cream whether it be chocolate, grass or mint

A: From a security standpoint, it is best not to ride taxis.

A: Do you mean: go to the living room and drink a cup of water.
You may also use
Go drink a cup of water in the living room.

A: × I will start living in an unfamiliar country at least three years after graduation of university and I finally began preparing for the beginning of the long journey about a week ago.
✓ Now at least three years after graduating from university, I am about to live in an unfamiliar country. I finally began preparing for the beginning of the long journey about a week ago.

× There are tens of thousands of things that I need to know and do before my departure and after arrival there.
✓ There are tens of thousands of things that I need to know and do before my departure and after my arrival there.

× However, this time I’m not the man I used to be.
✓ However, I’m not the man I used to be.

× I never regret that I should have done it then.
✓ I never regret not doing it then.

A: × living life to the fullest doesn't mean disregarding our responsibilities or being reckless.
✓ Living life to the fullest doesn't mean disregarding our responsibilities or being reckless.

× It means taking chances and challenging yourself even if they are silly or slightly dangerous.
✓ It means taking chances and challenging ourselves, even if they are silly or slightly dangerous

× Since you only live once, why not do something exciting and challenging?
✓ Since we only live once, why not do something exciting and challenging?

× I remember there are lots of inspiring slogan, like ”Just do it” from NIKE, "Impossible Is Nothing" from Adidas.
✓ I remember lots of inspiring slogans, such as "Just do it" from Nike and "Impossible is nothing" from Adidas.

× Not only did they give us lots of faith in ourselves, but also good implies.
✓ Not only do they give us faith in ourselves, but also positive implications.

× Always keep this in our mind: life can be unpredictable.
✓ We should always keep in mind that life can be unpredictable,

× We never know when our time will be up, so it is important to navigate our destiny.
✓ and we never know when our time will be up, so it is important to take charge of shaping our own destiny.

× Because if you don't take charge of shaping your own destiny, others will apply their agenda to you.
✓ If we don't, others will impose their agenda on us.

× After breaking our own thoughts, we can live a life that is full of joy, fulfillment, and contentment.
✓ By breaking free of our own limiting thoughts, we can live a life full of joy, fulfillment, and contentment.

The main changes are in verb tense consistency, using "we" instead of "I" to include the reader in the message, and rephrasing some sentences for clarity.

Here are the changes combined:

"Living life to the fullest doesn't mean disregarding our responsibilities or being reckless. It means taking chances and challenging ourselves, even if they are silly or slightly dangerous.

Since we only live once, why not do something exciting and challenging? I remember lots of inspiring slogans, such as "Just do it" from Nike and "Impossible is nothing" from Adidas. Not only do they give us faith in ourselves, but also positive implications.

We should always keep in mind that life can be unpredictable, and we never know when our time will be up, so it is important to take charge of shaping our own destiny. If we don't, others will impose their agenda on us.

By breaking free of our own limiting thoughts, we can live a life full of joy, fulfillment, and contentment."

A: living life to the fullest doesn't mean disregarding our responsibilities or being reckless. It means taking chances and challenging yourself even if it is silly or slightly dangerous. Since you only live once, why not do something exciting and challenging? I remember there are lots of inspiring slogans, like ”Just do it” from NIKE, and "Impossible Is Nothing" from Adidas. Not only did they give us lots of faith in ourselves, but they also imply good feelings. Always keep this in our mind: life can be unpredictable. We never know when our time will be up, so it is important to navigate our destiny. Because if you don't take charge of shaping your own destiny, others will apply their agenda to you. After breaking our own thoughts, we can live a life that is full of joy, fulfillment, and contentment.

A: × “I’m so sorry.
✓ “I’m so sorry I've taken so long to get back to you.

× It’s so late to get you back.

× I was just hooked on living my life and improving myself.
✓ I was just (completely caught up or completely absorbed) *in* living my life and improving myself.

× Going to the gym, learning dancing and studying things like English and development.
✓ I've been (so busy) going to the gym, learning to dance and studying things like English and (development? what do you mean by this?).

A: how long have you been living in Tokyo? - You're still living in Tokyo, and the speaker wants to know how many years so far.
how long did you live in Tokyo? . - You're no longer living in Tokyo but the speaker wants to know how many years you lived there in the past.