Where do you live?
Where are you living?
Do both sentences have the same meaning?
Thanks!
Where do you live?
Where are you living?
Do both sentences have the same meaning?
Thanks!
This asks were you usually live for years.
This asks were you are living or staying for a short period of time.
Iād prefer Where do you live?
But I think Where are you staying? will be readily acceptable.
Another point to consider - Where do you live? can often suggest a question about the country where you live. Where are you living? is often a question about your address.
Alan and Torsten good to see you again,
I have spent very enjoing time here years ago.
Thanks for your loalty.
Hi Jam, good to see you again too. How and where have you been all those years?
Hi Alan I agree with you, but: