Sentence examples for is live from inspiring English sources
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The phrase 'is live' is not correct.
It does not make even partial sense as a standalone phrase. If you are referring to a live event or broadcast, you could use the phrase "is live now" or "is live streaming" instead. Example: "The concert is live streaming now, so don't miss it!".
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