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Originally Posted by irmamar
My book says that "marry" is not followed by a preposition, but "get marry  " is (to).
However, in a sentence I've read: "if I was married to Johnathan", while I think that the correct sentence would be: "if I was married Johnathan". I guess this is a mistake (mistakes puzzle me  ). Would you mind to confirm it?
Thanks.  |
The book is correct, Irma, except that surely it must be "if I
were married to J", but that's not the issue.
You could say "if J and I were married"
I am going to marry Mary
I am getting married to Mary
Mary and I are going to be married
Mary and I are getting married
I am married to Mary
Mary is married to me
I am not married to Fred
Fred is not maried to me.
Does that help?