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when are you getting marry vs when are you getting married

The correct phrase is "when are you getting married?" The verb "marry" is not used in the present continuous tense to talk about a future event. Instead, the gerund form "getting married" is used to indicate the action of getting married in the future.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 912 views

when are you getting marry

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "marry" should be in the gerund form "getting married" to indicate a future event.

The correct phrase is "when are you getting married?" when asking about someone's future wedding plans.
  • When are you getting a girlfriend?
  • When are you getting back to work?
  • They keep saying: "You're 32, when are you getting married?"...
  • Spend the Lunar New Year tormented by friends and family, asking when are you getting married.
  • So when are you getting dressed?
  • So, when are you getting married?
  • When are you getting to my party?
  • When are you getting out of here?
  • Meanwhile, Webster's busy getting ready to marry Simone.
  • Getting Louise to marry me was my first.
  • Getting me to marry a person like Lee Jae Ha.
  • Seeing a son getting ready to marry a dying woman - I just hate to see you in that much pain.
  • Where are you getting your juice?
  • Are you getting friendly with the locals?
  • Where are you getting that from?
  • So, what prescription are you getting filled?
  • Where are you getting all this intel?
  • How many pounds of clothes are you getting?
  • Where are you getting your new information?
  • Are you getting excited for Halloween, Stewie?

Alternatives:

  • when are you getting married?
  • when is your wedding?
  • when will you tie the knot?
  • when are you going to get married?
  • when is the big day?

when are you getting married

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to inquire about someone's future wedding plans.

This phrase is used to ask about the timing of someone's upcoming marriage.
  • Spend the Lunar New Year tormented by friends and family, asking when are you getting married.
  • They keep saying: "You're 32, when are you getting married?"...
  • So, when are you getting married?

Alternatives:

  • when is your wedding?
  • when will you tie the knot?
  • when are you going to get married?
  • when is the big day?
  • when do you plan to get married?

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