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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Has she married?
Does it work when I ask people of the civil state, like "Has she married?" instead of "Is she married?"
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Is she married? This seems to be a correct question in the context.
- Is she married?
- This seems to be a correct question in the context.
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Is she married?
This seems to be a correct question in the context.
This seems to be a correct question in the context.
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Hi,
Does it work when I ask people of the civil state, like "Has she married?" instead of "Is she married?"
Do you mean that you ask people about their marital status?
"Has she married?"
Does it work when I ask people of the civil state, like "Has she married?" instead of "Is she married?"
Do you mean that you ask people about their marital status?
"Has she married?"
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