They asked some questions to each 10 married couples in six countries and compared to how different things are in those countries.

The husbands and wifeves each wrote each answers on white boards, and if they both wrote the same answers, it was correct answernsidered correct.

AIn response to a question about the location and situation of thea proposal, an American man wrote “At home” andwhile his wife wrote “Nothing.” ¶
The husband said, “I proposed to her properly,” but she said “I didn’t get proposed to.” ¶
When they listened to the details, he proposed while standing, and for her, Iit seemed like that a proposal thatwhere he didn't get down on one knee wasn't really a proposal.

Gentlemaen, Beware!

Yesterday, I watched a TV program that compared somemarriages between foreign cultures of marriage.

OR: "TV program COMPARING marriages between foreign cultures."

They asked some questions to each 10 married couples infrom six countries andsome questions to compared to how different thingsmarriage customs are in those countries.

The husband and wife each wrote eachtheir answers on white boards, and if they wrote same answers, it was correct answeranswered the same, it was considered correct.

AWhen it came to the question aboutregarding location and situation of the proposal, an American man wrote “At home” andwhile his wife wrote “Nothing.” ¶
The husband said, “I proposed to her properly,” but she saidresponded, “I didn’t get a proposeal.” ¶
When they listened to the details, he proposed while standing, and for her, It seemed like that a proposal that didn't ge¶
Apparently, he proposed while standing, but to her a proposal from a person not down on one knee wasn't reallyis not* a proposal. at all!

* "knee is NO proposal at all!"
You will also hear this a lot.

It seems better to get down on one knee when proposing.

OR: "It seems PREFERABLE ..."

They asked some questions to each of the 10 married couples infrom six countries and compared to how different things in thoseare from country to countriesy.

The husband and wife each wrote each answers on white boards, and if they wrote the same answers, it was a correct answer.

A question came up about the location and situation of the proposaling, an American man wrote, “At home,” and his wife wrote, “Nothing.” ¶
The husband said, “I proposed to her properly,” but she said, “I didn’t get proposed to.” ¶
When they listened to the details, he proposed while standing, and for her, Iit seemed like that a proposal that didn't get down on one knee wasn't really a proposalit wasn't a real proposal if you aren't down on one knee.

There were also other couples like this in America, which I found interesting.

Yesterday, I watched a TV program that compared some foreign cultures of marriage.

I'm not sure if this is wrong per se but I have never heard it worded like this.

They asked some questions to each 10 married couples in six countries and compared to how different things are in those countries.

The husband and wife wrote each answers on white boards, and if they wrote same answers, it was accepted as the correct answer.

I'm not sure how else to word this without more context.

AIn a question about the location and situation of the proposal, an American man wrote “At home” and his wife wrote “Nothing.” ¶
The husband said “I proposed to her properly,” but she said “I didn’t get proposed to.” ¶
When they listened to the details, he proposed while standing, and for her, Iit seemed like thats a proposal that didn'without getting down on one knee waisn't really a proposal.

Yesterday, I watched a TV program that compared some foreign cultures of marriage.marriage cultures from around the world.

They asked some questions to each 10 married couples in six different countries and compared to howhe different things inces of those countries.

TheEach husband and wife wrote eachtheir own answers on white boards, and if they wrote the same answers, it was correct answernsidered correct.

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The husband said, “I proposed to her properly,” but she said “IHe didn’t ge't propose.” ¶
When they listened to the details, he proposed while standing, and for her, It seemed like that a proposal that didwasn't getdone down on one knee wasn't really a proposal.

Gentlemaen, Beware!

Yesterday, I watched a TV program that compared some foreign cultures of marriagemarriage between different cultures.

They asked some questions to each 10 married couples in six countries each and compared to how different things were in those countries.

The husband and wife each wrote each answers on white boards, and if they wrote the same answers, it was correct answerthey would win a point.

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