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    Words denoting marriage (English exercise n°68508 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    English exercise "Words denoting marriage" created by sreedhar (28-10-2009) with The test builder
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    1. It is morally sound to be a that is to be one with one wife or husband at a time.
    2. A very hateful thing to do is marry a second wife or husband while the legal life partner is still alive. So, never be a .
    3. There are some who have more than one wife at a time. They are all .
    4. A woman may have more than one husband at a time. Here and there you may find a woman who is a .
    5. A man whose wife is unfortunately no more is a .
    6. Even today there are people who prefer to stay single that is love to stay unmarried. They are all .
    7. There are also around. These people simply detest the very institution of marriage.
    8. When a man has to pay some to his wife it means he has to part with some sum for having been legally separated from her.
    9. If you are engaged to be married it means you are .
    10. A would be bride has a lot of shopping to do. What she buys is her .







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