Patterns
Lesson 16： Marriage
226. We’ve been married for fourteen years.
227. Are you still married?
228. They got married last year.
229. We were married in a church.
230. We had a small wedding.
231. Next week is our twentieth anniversary.
232. We invited all our friends to the wedding.
233. It’s nice to be married.
234. My wife is from Chicago.
235. We don’t want to have kids anytime soon.
236. I cannot imagine spending the rest of my life with any one else.
237. Not many people can say that they’ve made it to their golden wedding anniversary.
238. There’s nothing sadder than a bitter divorce.
239. It was also good that they could easily agree how to fairly divide up the marital property.
240. Nevertheless, I still think it’s heartbreaking when a marriage splits up.
