Choose the correct sentence regarding housing structure.
Answer: B) I have a decent house to live in.
- A) I have a decent house to live.
- B) I have a decent house to live in.
- C) I have a decent houses to live in.
- D) I have decent houses to live.
Explanation
"I have a decent house to live in" is correct. "Live" is intransitive, so when its object (house) comes before it, the preposition must stay: you live in a house. Options A and D drop "in", and C uses "a" with the plural "houses".
Asked in: Biman
Topic: English Grammar