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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Which sentence is correct?

We will examine a person with a good self esteem, and the other with a bad self esteem.

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We will examine a person with good self esteem, and the other with bad self esteem.

The question is there an a in front of self esteem, or there is no a? can it be either depending on the stylistic writing of the writer.
  

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We will examine a person with high (positive) self-esteem, and another with a low self-esteem. " The article "a" is optional. org/wiki/Self-esteem

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  • We will examine a person with high (positive) self-esteem, and another with a low self-esteem.
  • " The article "a" is optional.
  • org/wiki/Self-esteem
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We will examine a person with high (positive) self-esteem, and another with a low self-esteem.

The descriptors "high," "positive," "healthy" and "low" are common collocations with "self-esteem." The article "a" is optional.

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