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Flowersun2013 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Confusing hyphens

premed courses or pre-med courses?

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"continue to work full time" or "continue to work full-time"

I think I have seen both versions (with and without hyphens). Which one is grammatically correct?
  

Top answer

pre-med courses continue to work full time Hyphenate "full time" only before the noun it modifies: a full-time job

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  • pre-med courses continue to work full time Hyphenate "full time" only before the noun it modifies: a full-time job
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pre-med courses

continue to work full time

Hyphenate "full time" only before the noun it modifies: a full-time job
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Thank you! That makes sense. Emotion: smile
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