Sentence Correction
Hi,
I'm not sure the structure in the following sentence is correct or not. Please, correct me.
"Since our first date, until now, years after we got married, I’ve never been to my husband's house."
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Did you go to your husband's house on your first date? The idea of never having been to your husband's house is odd. When people get married, they normally live together, so your husband's house is also your house.
- Did you go to your husband's house on your first date?
- The idea of never having been to your husband's house is odd.
- When people get married, they normally live together, so your husband's house is also your house.
- g.
- where your husband's parents live.
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Did you go to your husband's house on your first date?
The idea of never having been to your husband's house is odd. When people get married, they normally live together, so your husband's house is also your house. I wonder whether perhaps you mean the house of your husband's family, e.g. where your husband's parents live.
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