I.
verb
1 in a place
ADVERB
▪ alone
▪ together
▪
She disapproves of unmarried couples living together.
▪ apart , separately
▪
The two sisters have ~d apart for two years.
▪
children living separately from their parents
▪ independently
▪
older people still living independently
▪ communally
▪ abroad
▪ permanently
▪
I'm not going to ~ here permanently.
VERB + LIVE
▪ come to , go to
▪
We went to ~ in Canada when I was three.
PREPOSITION
▪ among
▪
They ~d among the people of this remote island.
▪ at
▪
She's ~d at this same address for four years.
▪ in
▪
He ~s in Cape Town.
▪ near
▪
She ~s quite near here.
▪ with
▪
I still ~ with my parents.
PHRASES
▪ ~ at home
▪
He's still living at home ( = with his parents ).
▪ a place to ~
▪
young couples looking for a place to ~
2 be alive
ADVERB
▪ longer
▪
Women ~ longer than men in general.
▪ forever
▪
Who wants to ~ forever? I don't.
▪ happily (ever after)
▪
All she wanted was to get married and ~ happily ever after.
▪ comfortably , well
▪
Most of the people ~ very well, with nice houses and plenty to eat.
▪
They'll have enough money to ~ comfortably.
▪ fully
▪
I did want to ~ more fully.
▪ dangerously
▪
Tonight she felt like living dangerously.
▪ amicably , harmoniously , peaceably , peacefully
▪
the need to ~ as harmoniously as possible with everyone else
▪ quietly
▪
He was living quietly with his family.
▪ cheaply
▪
You can ~ there quite cheaply.
▪ frugally , modestly
▪
They ~d frugally off a diet of beans and lentils.
▪ vicariously
▪
She tried to ~ vicariously through her children.
PREPOSITION
▪ in
▪
Many of the people ~ in poverty and misery.
▪ through
▪
She ~d through two world wars.
▪ with
▪
people living with AIDS
▪ without
▪
I absolutely could not ~ without my cell phone!
PHRASES
▪ (for) as long as you ~
▪
I shall remember this day for as long as I ~.
▪ learn to ~ with sth
▪
people who are learning to ~ with disability
▪ ~ a life of sth
▪
He's now living a life of luxury in Australia.
▪ ~ to (be) 80, 90, etc. , ~ to the age of 80, 90, etc.
▪
She ~d to the age of 95.
▪ the world we ~ in
▪
teaching children about the world we ~ in
Live is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ exile , ↑ inhabitant , ↑ population , ↑ refugee , ↑ settler , ↑ species
Live is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ dream , ↑ existence , ↑ fantasy , ↑ lie , ↑ life , ↑ lifestyle , ↑ lifetime , ↑ nightmare , ↑ vocation
II.
adj. , adv.
VERBS
▪ appear , be , perform , play , sing
▪
He appeared ~ on the Song and Dance Show.
▪
Is the show ~ or recorded?
▪
The band have never played this song ~ before.
▪ film
▪
The show was filmed ~ at the Arena.
▪ report , speak , talk
▪
We'll be reporting ~ from Beijing.
▪
Later we'll talk ~ with the former New York police commissioner.
▪ watch (sth)
▪
I can watch the games ~ on TV.
▪ come to sb , go out
▪
This concert comes to you ~ from Carnegie Hall.
▪
In those days the broadcasts all went out ~.
▪ air
▪
The show will air ~ on June 10.
▪ be broadcast , be carried ( AmE ), be screened ( BrE ), be shown , be televised , be transmitted
▪
The trial was carried ~ on a Chicago radio station.
▪
The game will be televised ~ this evening.
▪ be recorded
▪
The CD was recorded ~ at a concert given last year.
PHRASES
▪ go ~
▪
The new website is expected to go ~ in October.
Live is used with these nouns: ↑ act , ↑ album , ↑ ammunition , ↑ animal , ↑ appearance , ↑ audience , ↑ bait , ↑ band , ↑ birth , ↑ broadcast , ↑ bullet , ↑ cattle , ↑ CD , ↑ chat , ↑ chicken , ↑ coal , ↑ commentary , ↑ concert , ↑ coverage , ↑ demonstration , ↑ edition , ↑ entertainment , ↑ export , ↑ football , ↑ gig , ↑ grenade , ↑ image , ↑ interview , ↑ issue , ↑ jazz , ↑ microphone , ↑ music , ↑ orchestra , ↑ percussion , ↑ performance , ↑ performer , ↑ picture , ↑ recording , ↑ report , ↑ rock , ↑ round , ↑ show , ↑ snake , ↑ sound , ↑ television , ↑ theatre , ↑ track , ↑ transmission , ↑ update , ↑ vaccine , ↑ video , ↑ virus , ↑ wire
III.
adv.
Live is used with these verbs: ↑ broadcast , ↑ perform , ↑ play , ↑ screen , ↑ sing , ↑ televise