The phrase 'exchange life' is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase 'exchange lives' instead. For example, "The two sisters decided to exchange lives for a week."
They exchange life stories.
The man introduces himself as the General; he and the girl exchange life stories.
As George Lamming points out, West Indian writers have always had to get out: **{:.break one} ** How has it come about that a small group of men, different in years and temperament and social origins, should leave the respective islands they know best, even exchange life there for circumstances which are almost wholly foreign to them?..
East Broadway, we told each other after we'd hugged and marveled and exchanged life histories, was like us.
You often feel as if she were sitting beside you in a bar, exchanging life stories into the wee small hours.
By the time we're on the tube, the two of them are exchanging life stories, of four addicted parents, of chances missed, and chances taken.
The same isn't always true of young male migrants exchanging life under repressive regimes, where they may at least have enjoyed superiority over women, for scraping by at the bottom of Europe's social and economic food chain.
Unsurprisingly, I became chattier than usual as we all exchanged life stories and travel tips.
Clayton spoke to author Janet Mock on MSNBC about her experiences on the show, saying she exchanged life stories with Lana Wachowski.
Memorial Day for those of us who have fought is not simply a broad recognition of the sacrifices rendered by the dead, but an understanding of the exchange of life for life.
I would never exchange that life lesson for anything.
