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    1) Die is a verb meaning when a life is finished, died is the past tense, and dead is an adjective describing a noun. 2) To marry means when people come together as husband and wife, to get married refers to the wedding, and to be married means the current state of being married to someone. 3) The document provides examples and explanations for correctly using marry, get married, and be married.

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    1) Die is a verb meaning when a life is finished, died is the past tense, and dead is an adjective describing a noun. 2) To marry means when people come together as husband and wife, to get married refers to the wedding, and to be married means the current state of being married to someone. 3) The document provides examples and explanations for correctly using marry, get married, and be married.

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    EXPLICACION GRAMATICAL ACERCA DE COMO USAR EL VERBO DIE Y CASARSE.

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    1) Die is a verb meaning when a life is finished, died is the past tense, and dead is an adjective describing a noun. 2) To marry means when people come together as husband and wife, to get married refers to the wedding, and to be married means the current state of being married to someone. 3) The document provides examples and explanations for correctly using marry, get married, and be married.

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    Using Die, Died and Dead

    Die is a verb. It is the base form of the verb and present tense. It
    means when a life is finished. So, you could say- Someday everyone will
    die. Or I don't want to die.
    The past tense of die is died. You could say The dog died. Or My
    grandfather died last year.
    Dead is an adjective. It describes a noun. For example- That is a dead
    mouse. Or The monster is dead.
    Death is the noun: At the end of our lives we can only expect death
    Note: Another (more polite or respectful) way to say die is pass away.
    For example, instead of saying My grandfather died last year, you could
    say My grandfather passed away last year
    1. I hope my fish doesn't

    .
    die

    2. Oh no! My fish

    .
    died

    3. My fish is

    .
    dead

    4. I have a

    fish.
    dead

    5. All of us are born and all of us will

    someday.
    die

    6. My grandmother

    about 4 years ago.


    died

    7. The fish was

    when I saw it.


    dead

    8. - Are you afraid of the death?

    Marry/ Get Married/ Be Married

    to marry (someone)- this is the general verb. It is the time when


    people come together as husband and wife. Do not say I married with
    someone. It is not correct. And do not say I married to someone. It is
    also incorrect.
    Correct example: I married Sam 3 years ago.
    to get married- this talks about the time two people got married. It
    makes us think of the wedding.
    Correct example: I got married.
    to get married to (someone)- We think of who was married in the
    wedding. Do not say I got married with someone. It is incorrect.
    Correct example: I got married to Sam.
    to get married in (someplace)- We think of where the wedding took
    place.
    Correct Example: I got married in Hawaii.
    to be married- This means a state of being. Are you married or are you
    single?
    Correct Example: I am married.
    to be married (to someone)- Also state of being. But who is married
    to you?

    Correct Example: I am married to Sam.


    Marriage is a social union or legal contract between people
    Conclusion- When you use to marry or to get married, think about the
    wedding. When you use to be married, think about the person's life now.

    Vocabulary
    date fecha courtship compromiso
    hug abrazo kiss beso
    affection afecto affectionate (adj.) afectuoso
    kiss besar
    hug abrazar
    dance bailar
    show up aparecer
    stand up - stood up dejar plantada
    commitment compromiso
    commit comprometerse
    husband esposo wife esposa
    marriage matrimonio married (adj.) casado(a)
    wedding boda honeymoon luna de miel
    single (adj.) soltero widow viudo (a)
    couple pareja mate compaera (o)

    soul mate mi compaero (a) del alma


    significant other compaero (a)
    fiancee prometida
    engagement compromiso engaged (adj.) comprometido (a
    Jim never came. He stood me up! Jim nunca se present. Me dej plantada!
    I think my boyfriend is afraid of making a commitment.
    Creo que mi novio tiene miedo de comprometerse.
    husband esposo wife esposa
    marriage matrimonio married (adj.) casado(a)
    wedding boda honeymoon luna de miel
    single (adj.) soltero widow viudo (a)
    couple pareja mate compaera (o)
    soul mate mi compaero (a) del alma
    significant other compaero (a)
    fiancee prometida
    engagement compromiso engaged (adj.) comprometido (a)
    propose pedir la mano
    marry casarse, casar
    wed - wed casar
    divorce divorcio divorced (adj.) divorciado (a)
    ex-husband ex esposo ex-wife ex esposa
    separated (adj.) separado
    lover amante

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