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Igottaknow Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Compound Adjective Debate
I just posted a question as an anonymous user but don't see it anywhere so my apologies if this is a duplicate.
A friend and I are having a debate. If I were referring to something that really excites someone studying English as a major, would the correct usage be "English major porn" or "English-major porn"?
Thanks in advance!
A friend and I are having a debate. If I were referring to something that really excites someone studying English as a major, would the correct usage be "English major porn" or "English-major porn"?
Thanks in advance!
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Hello, Igottaknow—and welcome to English Forums. Igottaknow If I were referring to something that really excites someone studying English as a major, would the correct usage be "English major ****" or "English-major ****"? No.
- Hello, Igottaknow—and welcome to English Forums.
- Igottaknow If I were referring to something that really excites someone studying English as a major, would the correct usage be "English major ****" or "English-major ****"?
- No.
- '***********' refers to sexually explicit pictures, writing, or other material whose primary purpose is to cause sexual arousal .
- The phrase you suggest sounds rather rude.
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Hello, Igottaknow—and welcome to English Forums.
IgottaknowIf I were referring to something that really excites someone studying English as a major, would the correct usage be "English major ****" or "English-major ****"?No. '***********' refers to sexually explicit pictures, writing, or other material whose primary purpose is to cause sexual arousal.
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