medium · U.S. Naturalization Test (2025 Standard) English
A reader compares two sentences: "Abraham Lincoln lived here." and "The President lives here."
What is the difference between "lived" and "lives"?
- "lived" is the past; "lives" is now
- Both words mean the future
- "lives" is the past; "lived" is now
- Both words name a place
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