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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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When you want to say that you are a married couple, which of the following would be correct?
"We are a Mr. and Mrs." or "We are Mr. and Mrs."?
Thank you.
"We are a Mr. and Mrs." or "We are Mr. and Mrs."?
Thank you.
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Hi, When you want to say that you are a married couple, which of the following would be correct? "We are a Mr. and Mrs.
- Hi, When you want to say that you are a married couple, which of the following would be correct?
- "We are a Mr.
- and Mrs.
- " or "We are Mr.
- and Mrs.
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Hi,
When you want to say that you are a married couple, which of the following would be correct?
"We are a Mr. and Mrs." or "We are Mr. and Mrs."?
Neither is a natural thing to say. I'd just say
We are a married couple
or
We are married.
A more formal way to say it is We are husband and w
When you want to say that you are a married couple, which of the following would be correct?
"We are a Mr. and Mrs." or "We are Mr. and Mrs."?
Neither is a natural thing to say. I'd just say
We are a married couple
or
We are married.
A more formal way to say it is We are husband and w
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