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Hi, just a short English grammar question.
can I say: "my boyfriend objectifying me" or do I have to add "is" to the sentence
("my boyfriend is objectifying me")
Thanks in advanced

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[+3] - hightor - 01/30/2021"My boyfriend [b]is[/b] objectifying me" is correct.

@Sarahd8,

"My boyfriend is objectifying me" is correct.

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@hightor,

thanks

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