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Kumenglish Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Potential

Context: a way of approaching the person who is interested in our company.

I usually share our company profile, website, and capabilities with the interested person to make him/her a potential.

Please check the sentence.

Is "to make him a potential" suitable?

  

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kumenglish Is "to make him a potential" suitable? Potential is an adjective. You used it with "a".

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  • kumenglish Is "to make him a potential" suitable?
  • Potential is an adjective.
  • You used it with "a".
  • "A" is only used with nouns.
  • "
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kumenglishIs "to make him a potential" suitable?

Potential is an adjective. You used it with "a". "A" is only used with nouns.

You need a noun after "potential."

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