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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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She and I are not married?
I have looked around I cannot find a graceful way of presenting the sentence above. Using the usual rule of trying each member case one at a time, I get
She are not married and I are not married.
It's clearly wrong.
I can write:
She and I did not marry the other.
Or:
I did not marry her.
But, the I and her remove the mutuality of the agreement!
What should I do?
She are not married and I are not married.
It's clearly wrong.
I can write:
She and I did not marry the other.
Or:
I did not marry her.
But, the I and her remove the mutuality of the agreement!
What should I do?
Top answer
I see nothing wrong with your original sentence.
- I see nothing wrong with your original sentence.
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We are not married. = Both of you are single.
She and I are not married to each other. = We are not husband and wife.
She and I are not married to each other. = We are not husband and wife.
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