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15-Oct-2003, 20:32
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 Grammatical question I have a gramatical question on a news article I produced. The question is which phrase is correct grammatically..? "Their raw potential..." "They're raw potential..." This is really doing my head right in. :mad: Can someone help..please..! I will be enternally grateful. A x |
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15-Oct-2003, 21:23
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| "Their raw potential..." = the raw potential of someone or a group "They're raw potential..." = they are raw potential I'll let you choose which is correct. 
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15-Oct-2003, 22:47
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| I've made my choice. :D |
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