"I continue to live" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Although I had many struggles along the way, I continue to live with courage and optimism."
I continue to live with tears".
I continue to live in the apartment and pay the share-loan and maintenance.
"As long as I continue to live in this country, I have to see the others," he said.
I continue to live a lie, and my lack of courage, my inability to bring about change, frustrate me.
But despite all the years that have passed, I have never become a part of this closed system, and I continue to live by the events taking place in Russia and the world.
The key question facing the mMillionaire is, "Can I continue to live the way I am living for the rest of my life?" The answer for most of these millionaires is "no".
In the following decades I continued to live in London before moving abroad with a girlfriend.
Although I continued to live in Jersey City when I returned, the world had opened to me and changed me for good.
"For the entirety of my last year in college, I continued to live every day in fear," Kenda Woolfson, a recent graduate, said at the news conference.
I continued to live in a city reduced to rubble, I climbed over mountains of debris, roamed through a labyrinth of ruins.
Later my work took me to London, a city vibrating to the sounds of Mick Jagger and Cliff Richard, where I continued to live vicariously through my friend Juan Barreto.
