I'm writing a text and I'm not sure which preposition I should use in the following sentence:
I should get married by 30
or
I should get married with 30
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Sign up to join this communityI'm writing a text and I'm not sure which preposition I should use in the following sentence:
I should get married by 30
or
I should get married with 30
I should get married by 30 -is correct.
You use 'by' when showing the limit of age there.
I should get married with 30 - is incorrect.
Additionally, when you want to say someone whom are you married to...you use 'to'.
I'm married to a doctor.