POTENTIAL

Non-PRO English Other Linguistics

Ì`d like to know if you say "you have a great potential" or "you have great potential" ... so take advantage of it!

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Dec 9, 2008 21:40: Tony M changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"

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2 mins

Mark Berelekhis

United States

Native in English & English

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'You have great potential' is correct.

Peer comment(s):

agree	Gunilla Zedigh 5 mins
	Thank you.
agree	Enza Longo 7 mins
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agree	Tony M 13 mins
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agree	Armorel Young 42 mins
	Thank you.
agree	Jack Doughty : Only "a" if potential is an adjective, e.g."You have a great potential career." 43 mins
	Right, Jack. Thank you.
agree	Alice Bootman 4 hrs
	Thank you.
agree	Patricia Townshend (X) 9 hrs
	Thank you.
agree	chaman4723 9 hrs
	Thank you.
agree	Phong Le 11 hrs
	Thank you.
agree	Nicole Y. Adams, M.A. 13 hrs
	Thank you.
agree	orientalhorizon 2 days 7 hrs
	Thank you.

4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks for your help!"