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    For "married" most natural way is "got married". If it's "has married" you'd normally say to who... as in "Michael Jackson has married his mom", for instance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Valda View Post
    For "married" most natural way is "got married". If it's "has married" you'd normally say to who... as in "Michael Jackson has married his mom", for instance.
    Lol. Ok, let's say he bought a new house. Can it be "Michael Jackson has bought a new house"?

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