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Are you married? - Right.
Do you married? – Wrong
ARE 可以做 auxiliary verb 或者 linking verb
“Are” is used as a linking verb:
Are you happy? (happy - adjective)
Are you a reporter? (reporter – noun)
“Are” is used as an auxiliary verb
Are you listening to me? (present continuous tense)
Are the offenders always charged by the police? (present simple tense; passive voice)
DO 其中一用法可以做 auxiliary verb, used with another verb to form a question.
Do you like bananas?
Are you married? 這句子是對. Are 是linking verb, married是adjective.
Do you married? 這句子是錯兩處, (1) 不能用past tense (2) Marry 用錯
MARRY: 結婚
The format:
Someone + marry + someone (active voice)
e.g. Cindy married John.
Will you marry me? (question)
I do not want to marry you. (negative)
Someone + is/am/are/was/were/will be + married to + someone (passive voice)
e.g. Cindy was married to John.
When there is no direct object, it is more common to use the expression “get married”
John and Marry got married last week.
“be married” and “get married” can both be used with preposition “to” and an object.
Cindy got married to her childhood sweetheart.
Use of preposition “with” in this case is wrong.
Cindy got married with her childhood sweetheart. (wrong)
In everyday English, rather than saying that two people marry, people usually say that they get married.
There are other formats too:
Someone + marry (intransitive verb) + adverb (or adverbial phrase)
e.g. She married young.
She married late.
To ling:
You suggest: Have you married? (active voice)
Don’t you think it is more common to say, “Have you been married?”