English in what case married

The future tense here is embodied in the phrase be going to, and the phrase get married usually means to get married, emphasizing the action, and there is also a be married, which means to be married, indicating the state. The married in the two phrases is not in the past tense ha!

Here, get married means "married" and is a verb phrase where married means "married" and is used as an adjective by the past participle.

to get married"Inside this"married"Not in the past tense, it is an adjective.

to get married"In layman's terms, it is "becoming married", so here"married"It means "married", not in the past tense.

Get married is a common phrase that means to get married, but the action that emphasizes the whole thing of getting married is "We're going to get married next week."

The future tense of this sentence is expressed as be going to.

marry is a verb.

married is both the past tense of marry and an adjective in itself.

Married in the common phrase get married is in the adjective form.

The past tense can be expressed in the future tense.

Married English pronunciation: English [.]'mr d], Mei [ m rid].

Married. Phrase: a married man is a married man.

Collocations man, woman, couple.

Bilingual example sentences. 1、you're getting married? super!

You're getting married? Great!

2、amy and i are getting married.

Amy and I are getting married.

3、i wondered if he was attached, married even.

I don't know if he's engaged or even married.

4. The sedan car is like a hole're getting married this june.

We are preparing to get married in June this year.

5、i'm getting married next year.

I'm getting married next year.

6、lena got pregnant and married.

Lena became pregnant and married.

Chinese for married means married.

adj.married; The key to marriage is cracked and stuffy; marital; concentrate on something; Concentrate on something. v.

Marry; Marry; marrying someone; officiating at someone's wedding; Weddings; Put .....Marry; for .....Wedding.

n.Married people. Third person singular:

marries。Present participle: marring.

Past tense: married. Past participle:

married。

Bilingual etymology dry example sentences

1、i didn't want to impose myself on my married friends.

I don't want to disturb my married friends.

2、his new girlfriend had omitted to tell him she was married.

His new girlfriend did not tell him the fact that she was married.

3、if you love each other, why not get married？

If you love each other, why don't you get married?

4、it always seemed as though they would get married.

They kept it as if they were going to get married.

5、are you changing your name when you get married？

Do you want to change your last name when you get married?

1. The pronunciation of married: 英 [ m rid] 美 [ m rid].

2、adj.married; married; marital; concentrate on something; preoccupied with luck (to something);

3、v.Marry; Marry; marrying someone; for .....officiating at weddings; Weddings; Put .....Marry; for .....Wedding.

4、n.Married people.

5. married is the past participle and past tense of marry;

6. [Example sentence] I didn't want to impose myself on my married friendsI don't want to disturb my married friends.

7. Archetype: marry Third person singular: marries Present participle: marring Past tense: married Past participle and hail beam: married

1. The pronunciation of married: 英 [ m rid] 美 [ m rid].

2、adj.married; married; marital; Concentrate (something in Zao's Sen); Concentrate on something.

3、v.Marry; Marry; marrying someone; for .....officiating at the wedding of the stool acre; Weddings; Put .....Marry; for .....Wedding.

4、n.Married people.

5. married is the past participle and past tense of marry;

6. Nuclear Combustion [Example Sentence] IdidntwanttoimposemyselfonmymarriedfriendsI don't want to disturb my married friends.

7. Archetype: marry third person singular: marries present participle: marring past tense: married past participle: married

married means as follows:

1、adj.Married with a bright spine; have a spouse; married; married couples; marital; couples; tightly bonded; closely related;

2、n.Married.

Aid memory. 1. Collocation: man woman couple;

2. Supplement to do wild shooting.

3. Phrase: a married man is a married man.

Bilingual example sentences. 1、you're getting married?super!You're getting married? Great! Pure envy.

2、amy and i are getting married.Amy and I are getting married.

3、i wondered if he was attached,married even.I don't know if he's engaged or even married.

4、we're getting married this june.We are getting married in June this year.

5、i'm getting married next year.I'm getting married next year.