Sentence: What do you want your children to be?

[Twilit1988]

My dear and respected teachers,

1: "What do you want your children to be?" correct?
2: "We have been married ro 18 years." OR "We are married for 18 years.?
3: "I love to see you working hard. And "I love to see you work hard." Both are correct and what's the difference?
4: "You are not interested in me even though I'm interested in you." correct?

Thanks in advance!

[Skrej]

1) Correct
2) 'We have been married for 18 years.'
3) The first implies that the person is currently working hard when you stop to tell them. The second is just a general comment, and the person you're speaking to may or may not be working hard at that exact moment.
4) Correct
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