Can You solve this Riddle 2?

Question

Three men, A, B, and C, were traveling with their wives, a, b, and c. They came to a river which they had to cross. Thre was just one boat and only two could cross at tone time. Since the husbands were jealous, no woman could be left with a man unless her husband were also present. How did they get across the river.


Rules: First person who shows good proof with the correct answer, will receive best answer.
Good Luck

David wins best answer.

Answer 1

A crosses the river with his wife a, drops her off and returns to the first shore. Then B and A go together and A crosses the river while B returns. B then picks up b, and b returns the boat, leaving B across the river. b then takes c, and c returns the boat, leaving b across the river. This means that A, a, B, and b have all crossed the river, and that c is in the boat alone, returning to pick up her husband C. They both take the trip across the water, and the three couples can celebrate happily ever after.

Answer 2

a and a together he leaves his wive then man b returns withhis wive he leaves his wive then he returns then man a and man b gothen man a returns and man c and wive c go then man b returns forget it

Answer 3

they all go with their own husband