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uno de los puntos más poderosos?

uno de los puntos más poderosos?

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Does "poderosos" refer to "puntos" and thus plural? Or should it be "poderoso" referring to "uno"? Ultimately it is referring to a single point so logic dictates it should be singular. How important is this? The original text is plural.

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updated Oct 19, 2010
posted by antonioquieto

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poderosos refers to puntos

Roma tenía uno de los ejércitos más poderosos de su tiempo.

Roma tenía el ejército más poderoso de su tiempo.

updated Oct 19, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
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If I diagram your phrase, I agree with mediterrunio. Even in English, "powerful" describes "points" and from all points you refer to one of them. (Also, mediterrunio is a native Spanish speaker, no? smile)

updated Oct 19, 2010
posted by pesta
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Uh oh,,,There seems to be a disagreement here. Thanks for your replies. Can anyone else help settle this?

updated Oct 14, 2010
posted by antonioquieto
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Poderoso = powerful, Un hombre poderoso, A powerful man, unos hombres poderosos, some powerful men. Sorry I misunderstood your question now I understand so I would say. Es uno de los puntos más poderoso.

updated Oct 12, 2010
edited by kenwilliams
posted by kenwilliams