"We are man and wife, if ever two people were on this earth!"

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Jackson6612

#356561 Fri, 27 Apr 07 12:30 PM

What is the purpose of saying the following sentence?

"We are man and wife, if ever two people were on this earth!"

If you need context, then go to this link and check out the last sentence.

Jackson6612

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Feebs11

#356576 Fri, 27 Apr 07 12:58 PM

If ever there were two people on this earth who were man and wife, those two people would be you and me.

He is trying to persuade her to stay with him.

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Doll

#356777 Fri, 27 Apr 07 09:21 PM

hmmmmm, If I were in bride to be's shoes (what an odd sentence), I wouldn't let him deceive me . Smile [:)]

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Feebs11

#356790 Fri, 27 Apr 07 09:36 PM

Absolutely Big Smile [:D]

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Jackson6612

#356791 Fri, 27 Apr 07 09:43 PM

Doll wrote:
hmmmmm, If I were in bride to be's shoes (what an odd sentence), I wouldn't let him deceive me .

1: What does ''... in bride to be's shoes...'' mean? If it were ''If I were in bride's shoes...'' then I don't have any problem.

2: Doll wrote ''I wouldn't let him deceive me''. In that movie he wasn't trying to deceive her.

Jackson6612

Anonymous

#356832 Sat, 28 Apr 07 12:11 AM

Bride to be: she's getting married (the date has been arranged), but she's still not married.

For example, if a woman gets married next Sunday (or next month or whatever), today she's "bride to be".

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Bokeh

#356840 Sat, 28 Apr 07 12:48 AM

Jackson6612 wrote:
bride to be

Means the person that is going to be the bride.

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