Are these sentences natural? Oct 17

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi,

Are these sentences natural to a native ear?

[color=blue]1. The company has initatited a review of its portfolio to identify the projects with a intensitication potential.

  1. I am always amazed at how early you get up and are ready for work.

  2. Don’t give me too much credit for that. It is not that difficult.

Thanks,
MG

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  1. … with an intensification potential.
3

I have seen sentences where people do not use any article before ‘potential’. How do you decide that?

Here are some examples.

  1. Israel has the potential to be a market leader in the field

  2. Hurricane Sandy has potential to be super storm for US CBS.

  3. Start ups with high growth potential can receive business support from Scottish Enterprise.

4

Can I say: “I always amazed at how early you get up and are ready for work.”?
Does it change meaning?

5

It does not make sense without a verb. You need to say ‘I am…’

6

Beeesneees,
Is it oK : “It amazes me how early you get up and are ready for work.”?

7

It’s okay.

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"I am amazed at how quickly you amass so much wealth. "
Is this sentence OK and meaningful?

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yes