1. As a past tense or past participle:
* Past tense: "He married her last year."
* Past participle: "They have been married for 10 years."
2. As a present tense verb:**
* Present tense: "They marry each other." (This usage is less common and usually refers to a formal ceremony or the act of getting married, rather than the state of being married.)
Key Point: The verb "marry" is not typically used in the present continuous tense (e.g., "He is marrying her") because it describes a state of being, not an ongoing action.
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