The phrase "accommodation to live" is not entirely correct and may sound awkward in written English.
It can be used when discussing the arrangements or provisions made for someone to have a place to live, but it would be clearer with slight modifications.
Example: "The organization provided accommodation to live for the volunteers during their stay."
Alternatives: "housing arrangements" or "living accommodations."
Couples who meet the criteria of being financially self-sufficient and having suitable accommodation to live in, assumed the issuing of this visa would be a speedy formality.
While critics railed against the decision by one of Britain's biggest housing associations, Genesis, to stop building social homes, London's richest borough, Kensington and Chelsea, planned to send vulnerable residents in temporary accommodation to live in cheaper areas outside the capital.
Further, many Gunduma directors bought into the project by offering unemployed female CHEWs the same 20,000 NGN per month allowance, with accommodation, to live and work in the rural areas.
"Should Kendra Velzen ever reapply for on-campus housing and make an accommodation request to live with a guinea pig or animal of similar size and nature, Grand Valley will grant said request," the school said.
"Today we buy time as our parents used to buy accommodation, as space to live in," they wrote, of the far-off year 2000.
Accommodation means 'places to live or spend the night', like rooms, flats and houses.
If you go to Paris and you want cheap accommodation, you have to live in the banlieue and the division between rich and poor is much more pronounced.
Although they later moved to grander accommodations, they continued to live together until Rickles got married to Barbara, at the age of thirty-eight.
Accommodation Students can choose to live on or off campus; apply early for the greatest choice.
For a quieter, less rowdy but slightly more expensive accommodation, UKC students choose to live in the St Dunstan's area.
One half of the town, originally the preserve of expatriates, is low-rise and leafy; on the other side of the tracks, where native workers were made to live, accommodation is denser and taller.
