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This new source of energy has a large market
-This new source of energy has (a) large market potential.
Is the indefinite article optional? Is my sentence natural? |
The indefinite article is required. Your sentence is natural.
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The indefinite article before the direct object is not required.
What does this new source of energy have? It has potential. Here are a few other examples: This investment has little growth potential. Smith has great potential as a sales manager. |
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I concur with Rusty's examples of ways one can use the word 'potential' where we do not use the indefinite article.
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