[FirstHe/she] entered into a [-Eventname] with [Desc] [ondate] in [place]
Not sure if I got the replaceable text field names correct but you can
use the correct ones to get a sentence reading "Jane entered into a
civil partnership with Sally Ride on 16 Mar 2021 in Swindon, Wiltshire,
England. In a list of Events the sentences will alternate the person's
first name with He or She based on gender of the person. That gives a
little variation to break up the monotony.
Brian Kelly
On 16-Mar.-21 11:04 a.m., Jenny M Benson wrote:
What word would other LUGgers use in the following circumstance. I want
to create a sentence for a Civil Partnership Event which reads:
Civil Partnership: on 16 March 2021 she ... Jane Doe.
I know how to set up the Sentence (the name of the partner will be
entered in the Desc field) but it's the wording in place of ... that I
am wondering about.
The person who told me about this partnership of his relative said they
"married" (his inverted commas) and I originally wrote that, but now
that marriage of same sex couples is allowed (in some countries) I don't
want to use that word for a Civil Partnership. I could say "was
partnered with" but it's a bit repetitive when the Sentence begins with
the title "Civil Partnership."
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