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Thread: is it correct?
- 09-Feb-2012, 15:09 #1
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is it correct? Would it be correct to say : He's married since the 2nd of December instead of 'has been married'?
- 09-Feb-2012, 19:29 #2
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Teacher Re: is it correct? You might hear it but it's not correct English.
Originally Posted by allthewayanime 
- 09-Feb-2012, 19:30 #3
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Teacher Re: is it correct? As bhai said, it's not correct. Originally Posted by allthewayanime
He has been married since the second of December.
He's been married since the second of December.
He got married on the second of December.
He and his wife married on the second of December.
They were married on the second of December.
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