Two of my cousins were married and divorced
Hi everyone,
Please see the following sentences. I have two cousins. Both of them got married in the year 2018 from respectable families. But both divorced a year later. In this context, I'd like to know whether the following sentences gives an impression that two of my cousins married each other. If yes, please correct them according to the context.
"Two of my cousins were got married and both of them divorced after an year."
Thank you.
Top answer
" The phrase "both of them divorced" makes it clear that they didn't marry each other. e. )
- " The phrase "both of them divorced" makes it clear that they didn't marry each other.
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The phrase "both of them divorced" makes it clear that they didn't marry each other. ("both" implies that the two divorces happened independently, i.e. it would have been possible for only
0If there was only one marriage, use this:
Two of my cousins married each other got divorced a year later.
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