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Is "Next year, she will have lived in my hometown. For ten years" grammatically correct
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Is "Next year, she will have lived in my hometown. For ten years" grammatically correct
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no. the correct way is "Next year, she will have lived in my hometown for ten years."
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No that is incorrect. The correct way is "Next year, she will have lived in my hometown for ten years."
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