The phrase 'got a talent' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence: "He's got a talent for playing the guitar, so he's going to join a band."
'Gordon's just got a talent,' says Maclean. 'He's not aware of what he's doing, he's just doing it.
"She's got a talent that she can do well at most things," said Harvey.
Well, it appears we've certainly got a talent for making meaningless complaints about entertainment shows.
"He's got a talent but maybe if he ever came here the philosophy of youth football might never be the same again".
"She's got a little bit of a pop influence," Ms. McDonald said, "and then there's the musical-theater influence, but she's really got a talent to filter it into her own unique voice".
"Do you not think the reason people like him is that he's honest about whether they've got a talent or not?" This sounds uncannily like why Sugar appeals to him, too.
We can compete for talent at the end of the process, but if we don't come together to help develop a talent pool, we're going to get a talent puddle.
"In my position at TFA, I had spent a lot of time talking to small education nonprofits who needed help getting a talent function off the ground.
Get a talent you can rock!
How to Get a Talent Agent Keep a good performance record of professionalism and punctuality.
To get a talent scout to notice you, you should be ready to perform anywhere, - the park, car wash, even a pool party.
