Mr. Tom Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Married with VS Married to
Hi
Would you say that both of the following versions are OK?
She is married to Charles.
She is married with Charles.
Thanks,
Tom
Would you say that both of the following versions are OK?
She is married to Charles.
She is married with Charles.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Married to. If you're talking about someone's spouse, you never say "with". The phrase "married with"...
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Married to.
If you're talking about someone's spouse, you never say "with". The phrase "married with"... is usually followed by "children".
Married with three children
Married with two daughters and a baby son
Married with a great job and a house in Beverly Hills
Married to Charles
Married to a stockbroker
Married to her high school boyfriend
Marrie
If you're talking about someone's spouse, you never say "with". The phrase "married with"... is usually followed by "children".
Married with three children
Married with two daughters and a baby son
Married with a great job and a house in Beverly Hills
Married to Charles
Married to a stockbroker
Married to her high school boyfriend
Marrie
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