Which of the following questions is correct? Why?
1.Who would you like to marry?
2.Who would you like to marry to?
3.To whom would you like to marry?
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Only the first one is correct. You marry a person: you don't marry 'to' a person.
Who would you like to marry? I'd like to marry my childhood sweetheart.
(NB We do use 'to' with the phrase 'get married to'. For example: Who did Bob get married to? He got married to his sister's best friend.)
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Who do you want to marry?
I want to marry her.
She's married.
Who's she married to? (not 'with')
She's married to me!
oh, I didn't know you were married!
Yes, we got married a few months ago.
:)
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