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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a guy with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a male person who possesses a certain characteristic or item.
Example: "He is a guy with a great sense of humor that always makes everyone laugh."
Alternatives: "a man with a" or "a fellow with a".
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By a guy with a guitar?
"A guy with a winning mentality".
A guy with a checkered personal history.
Just a guy with a guitar, alone.
"I've got a guy with a situation".
It was a guy with a whip.
He's a guy with a jump shot".
"I saw a guy with a beard on 44th St.
"I thought I was marrying a guy with a salary.
"This is a guy with a problem," Arthur Hertzberg says.
To me he was a guy with a crazy moustache".
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