live, leave

live - /lɪv/

leave - /liːv/

• I live in New York, but I plan to leave for vacation next week.
• She didn’t want to leave her family, even though she dreamed of living abroad.
• We’ll live here for a while and then leave when we find a better place.
• He asked if I wanted to live with him, but I wasn’t ready to leave my hometown.
• If you live far from the city, you may have to leave earlier to catch the train.
• She decided to leave the party early, even though she loves to live in the moment.
• They want to live close to the beach but might have to leave if the rent gets too high.
• When you live in a big city, you might need to leave for a quieter place sometimes.
• I'll live with my parents for now, but I plan to leave once I get a job.
• He couldn't live without his dog, so he didn’t want to leave him behind.

Key Differences:

    • Live (to reside or exist): /lɪv/

    • Leave (to depart or go away from): /liːv/