marriage

[Anonymous]

Dear teachers and friends,

I've got a question for you which needs to be confirmed. Now look at the sentences, please.

Are there any difference between " I am married to Mrs. X " and " I am married with Mrs.X".

As I was once told that they are different in meaning namely that is "male and female." I mean if it's a male who want to marry, then the preposition is different.

Thank you very much.

[MikeNewYork]

Dear teachers and friends,

I've got a question for you which needs to be confirmed. Now look at the sentences, please.

Are there any difference between " I am married to Mrs. X " and " I am married with Mrs.X".

As I was once told that they are different in meaning namely that is "male and female." I mean if it's a male who want to marry, then the preposition is different.

Thank you very much.

We don't use married "with" Mrs. X or Mr. X.
We use married "to" for either gender. :wink: