Question

Peter lived in Moscow.Which is correct?

Answer 1

Peter did not live in Krasnoyarsk.Прошедшее время и отрицание даны во вспомогательном глаголе did not.

Answer 2

Both of the following sentences are correct, but they have different meanings:

1. Peter lived in Moscow.
2. Peter lives in Moscow.

The difference lies in the tense of the verb:

1. "Peter lived in Moscow" indicates that Peter lived in Moscow at some point in the past, but it's not specified whether he still lives there now.

2. "Peter lives in Moscow" indicates that Peter currently resides in Moscow at the time of speaking (present tense).

Both sentences are grammatically correct; the choice between them depends on the context and the timeframe you want to refer to.