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hello I need to know can i use wife her instead of marry her? i that correct?

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hello

I need to know: can I use wife her instead of marry her? Is that correct?

 

You could say: "I'm going to make a wife out of her"

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hello

I need to know can i use wife her instead of marry her? i that correct?

To summarise:

You can say 

I will (or I am going to) take her as my wife.

I will (or I am going to) make a wife out of her. 

I will (or I am going to) make her my wife.

All the above sentences are acceptable but not really used very often these days, at least where I live. They are from a different era.

More often you will hear

I will (or I am going to) marry her.

And more often again

We are getting married.  

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hello

I need to know can i use wife her instead of marry her? is that correct?

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The expression is technically valid - "He wived her", however it's very antiquated language and one would not hear such an expression in everyday speech. verb (used with object), wived, wiv·ing. 2. to take as wife; marry. 3. to provide with a wife. <a href=http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/wived />
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sorry it will be "I'm married with him" :)

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