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Lived/used to live/was living Hi, there Which of THESE are right? Should I say “I lived in Boston” or “I used to live in Boston” or “I was living in Boston” in my sentence? “When I was 21, I was taking a course in Harvard - I lived/used to live/ was living in Boston - and one day I got in a car accident on Campus...” ? Thank you

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I agree with Phoebe. I was living in Boston. You said you were taking a class at Harvard so you were living in Boston. I took a class at Harvard when I lived in Boston. When I used to live in Boston, I took a class at Harvard.
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"I was living in Boston" would be best in this context.

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