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Abdulla AbdulAziz Al-h Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Adding a hyphen to so + adjective

Hello guys,

I'd like to know if this sentence is correct or not (Focus on the hyphenated word)

".... Of your so-heavenly creation."

Another example:

"... Until my last breath is consumed by your presence so-divine."

Could you please tell me if they are both grammatically correct in their specific contexts?


I also have a side question about the usage of the word yet:

Is it correct to say the sentence below without using the comma or not?

"It drags me me to a place so calm and still yet so dark and petrifying."


It's important for something that I am writing right now, so, if you can help, then please do so! Emotion: smile


Thank you very much.

  

Top answer

The hyphens are not proper. " A comma is optional.

  • The hyphens are not proper.
  • " A comma is optional.
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The hyphens are not proper.

Abdulla AbdulAziz Al-h"It drags me me to a place so calm and still yet so dark and petrifying."

A comma is optional.

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