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The part of a sentence "a poor" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
The word "poor" should always be preceded by an article (such as "a" or "the") or a possessive pronoun (such as "my" or "their"). Example of correct usage: "She felt sorry for the poor man begging on the street corner." Example of incorrect usage: "She felt sorry for poor man begging on the street corner."
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(a) Poor nutrition.
16th: A poor day.
A poor persons' revolution.
He is a poor executive.
Why risk a poor comparison?
That proved a poor calculation.
I made a poor decision.
"Fibanserin was a poor antidepressant.
He's such a poor Catholic.
You're not a poor man".
Romo made a poor throw.
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