Learn English meaning of ‘married a fictional character’
Date: Mar 09 2018
Themes: Friend, News, Pop Culture, Tech
Intro
Once upon a time, there was a man named Sal. Sal played a video game called ‘Love Plus’ on Nintendo. In the game, Sal made a beautiful girl named Nene and fell in love with her. They fell in love and he… married her?!
This is a true story. Sal must be obsessed and addicted to video games if he married a fictional character. Many people find this very creepy. Others find it… trendy?
Vocab
Example My parents wouldn't let me have a Nintendo when I was a kid because they thought video games made kids dumb.
Example My cousin and his girlfriend just announced that they are getting married next summer.
Example My friend is obsessed with the telephone. If someone doesn't call her, she'll keep calling them until they pick up the phone.
Example Ted loves to read fictional books. He likes stories that are about fantasy.
Quiz
Discussion
Would you ever marry a fictional character? Is this creepy or okay?
If I had married someone, I would have been happy is correct. This is because it uses the correct form of the third conditional.
The third conditional uses. One is formed with If + subject + past perfect verb (“If I had married”, in this case). The other is formed with subject + would have + past participle (“I would have been happy”). This is why this example is correct.
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