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Joseph A Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Word usage
Is it OK to use marry as in the following sentences?
you have married.
He has married.
She married.
please answer my question
you have married.
He has married.
She married.
please answer my question
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That's not wrong, but the common usage is You have got married. He has got married. She got married.
- That's not wrong, but the common usage is You have got married.
- He has got married.
- She got married.
- I believe USA English is has / have gotten married.
- Clive
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That's not wrong, but the common usage is
You have got married.
He has got married.
She got married.
I believe USA English is has / have gotten married.
You have got married.
He has got married.
She got married.
I believe USA English is has / have gotten married.
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Thank your Clive
But is it OK to use "been" instead of "got" in your sentences? as follows:
You have been married.
He has been married.
She is/was married.
kind regards
But is it OK to use "been" instead of "got" in your sentences? as follows:
You have been married.
He has been married.
She is/was married.
kind regards
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OK, but . . . :
You have been married. This sounds like you may no longer be married.
He has been married. This sounds like he may no longer be married.
She is married. Thi
You have been married. This sounds like you may no longer be married.
He has been married. This sounds like he may no longer be married.
She is married. Thi
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