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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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Should I say 'being harassed' or simply 'harassed'? Is 'what' correctly used?
Should I say 'being harassed' or simply 'harassed'? Is 'what' correctly used?
Much has been said about ex-girlfriends being harassed by ex-boyfriends. What and how about ex-boyfriends being harassed by ex-girlfriends?
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"being harassed" is correct. " seems the appropriate one here. You don't really need both.
- "being harassed" is correct.
- " seems the appropriate one here.
- You don't really need both.
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"being harassed" is correct. "What about ..." and "How about ..." are both correct English, but "What about ..." seems the appropriate one here. You don't really need both.
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