“Got married” vs “ was married”
Please these two sentences made me confused “got married, was married”. I know both are past but I can’t differentiate between them in which sentence the divorce takes place.
I got married since 2008.
I was married.
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“Got married” vs” was married”
Please these two sentences made me confused “got married, was married”. I know both are past but I can’t differentiate between them in which sentence the divorce takes place. I got married since 2008. I was married.
The first one is incorrect. The second is possible in the right context. There is no mention of divorce.
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The Exalted Father
“Got married” vs” was married”
Please these two sentences made me confused “got married, was married”. I know both are past but I can’t differentiate between them in which sentence the divorce takes place.
I got married since 2008.
I was married.
As bhaisahab said, there is no mention of divorce so we can't help you there.
I got married in 2008.
I have been married since 2008.
I was married in 2008. (This can have two meanings.)
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“Got married” vs” was married”
Please these two sentences made me confused “got married, was married”. I know both are past but I can’t differentiate between them in which sentence the divorce takes place.
I got married since 2008. If you are still married, "I have been married since 2008". OR if referring to a previous marriage, "I got married in 2008".
I was married
previously.
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