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I heard people say 'At the wedding, ...' and other say 'During the wedding,...' So, is there any difference between these two prepositions?

Hi, in the sentence nº 3 : "As he didn't have money to buy a new suit, he wound up going to the wedding in the old one", why can't I use the word marriage, but wedding? Don't they mean the same? For the actual ceremony/event, we usually use the term 'wedding'. On the other hand, we say things...

Thanks, Clive. By the way in the sentence nº 3 : "As he didn't have money to buy a new suit, he wound up going to the wedding in the old one", why can't I use the word marriage, but wedding? Don't they mean the same? Another doubt: what's the difference between anniversary and birthday? And...

And what is the implied difference between shall and will here, in Frankenstein, if any? In one part of the book: Quote: Beware, for I am fearless and therefore powerful. I will watch with the wiliness of a snake, that I may sting with its venom. Man, you shall repent of the injuries...

>> Do you call a person fiance/fiancee after marriage registration or wedding ceremony << After marriage, they're man and wife. It's after the proposal, that they're .

Do you call a person fiance/fiancee after marriage registration or wedding ceremony (the oath and exchanging rings)?

I understand the difference in your examples, but I dont understand the difference in mine I mean, for example that wedding thing. I have come across that example in a book called Grammar and Vocabulary for CAE and CPE. I would never use will have been married for 25 years, I would probably use...

Grammar Geek wrote: Conventional is what you would expect based on what is common, at this time, in that culture. Traditional has a sense of generations after generations. For example, if you were getting married, a "traditional" wedding dress based on someone's culture might red, but in the...

Conventional is what you would expect based on what is common, at this time, in that culture. Traditional has a sense of generations after generations. For example, if you were getting married, a "traditional" wedding dress based on someone's culture might red, but in the U.S., a "conventional"...