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Perfect Stranger Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Crossed-out as an adjective?
Hello there,
I was wondering if we need to hyphenate "cross" and "out" if we want to use it as a modifier. For example:
Did you see any crossed-out names on the attendance list?
Thanks
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Perfect Stranger I was wondering if we need to hyphenate "cross" and "out" if we want to use it as a modifier. No. Found online: The crossed out passages are included.
- Perfect Stranger I was wondering if we need to hyphenate "cross" and "out" if we want to use it as a modifier.
- No.
- Found online: The crossed out passages are included.
- The crossed out section later appears again.
- 00 value.
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Perfect StrangerI was wondering if we need to hyphenate "cross" and "out" if we want to use it as a modifier.
No.
Found online:
The crossed out passages are included.
The crossed out section later appears again.
Crossed out names will always be allocated a 0.00 value.
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Perfect StrangerI was wondering if we need to hyphenate "cross" and "out" if we want to use it as a modifier.
Of course. Why would that be an exception?
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