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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a boyfriend with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a boyfriend who possesses a certain quality, characteristic, or item.
Example: "She was looking for a boyfriend with a great sense of humor."
Alternatives: "a boyfriend who has a" or "a boyfriend possessing a".
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Attacking a boyfriend with a pitchfork, she's every inch the bad mama.
A boyfriend with a capital 'B.' Like, when she was cold, he'd wrap his arms around her.
He reacted defensively to criticism of his wife's chief of staff, who, among other problems, had a boyfriend with a criminal record.
Where the firstborn is a free spirit who wears embroidered linen dresses and has a boyfriend with a Star of David tattoo, the second opts for a tailored velvet blazer and cropped pants and is engaged to a corporate lawyer.
She too had gone for a jog, although in her case the prime suspect – never prosecuted – was a boyfriend with a rap sheet including rape and assault with a deadly weapon.
I suppose she could have been so terrified that she didn't want to risk using her phone or shouting out, even to alert a boyfriend with a gun under his bed.
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Ms. Young said she hadn't been searching for a boyfriend with an Asian background.
Dahlia is there, is beautiful and with a boyfriend with whom she has a fight.
She does have a dog and a boyfriend with her in New York.
She had just broken up with a boyfriend -- a writer with a dark streak and a black leather jacket -- and was working at Little O, a vintage children's clothing store in the East Village.
Often, too, teenage depression is tied to trouble in relationships like a breakup with a boyfriend or a falling out with a good friend, crises best handled directly, with interpersonal therapy.
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