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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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take husband's last name
Can you correct the sentence? I am having hard time to correct.
When you get married, you take your husbands name, but if a husband wants to take their wife name, they have just as much the right to take their wife's name as their wife has the right to take their husband's name even though it isn't standard.
When you get married, you take your husbands name, but if a husband wants to take their wife name, they have just as much the right to take their wife's name as their wife has the right to take their husband's name even though it isn't standard.
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When you a man and a woman get married, you the woman traditionally take takes your the husbands husband's [possessive - apostrophe is needed] name surname or family name or last name , but if a the husband wants to take their the wife wife's [possessive needed] name surname or family name or last name , they have just as much the right to take their wife's name as their wife has the right to take their husband's name even though it isn't standard this is also permitted or this is also allowed .
- When you a man and a woman get married, you the woman traditionally take takes your the husbands husband's [possessive - apostrophe is needed] name surname or family name or last name , but if a the husband wants to take their the wife wife's [possessive needed] name surname or family name or last name , they have just as much the right to take their wife's name as their wife has the right to take their husband's name even though it isn't standard this is also permitted or this is also allowed .
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When you a man and a woman get married, you the woman traditionally take takes your the husbands husband's [possessive - apostrophe is needed] name surname or family name or last name, but if a the husband wants to take their
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