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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Dash usage with pronouns
Is it ok to use a dash for a word if it proceeds a pronoun ?
Ex: "They tightly-integrated a complex product."
Ex: "They tightly-integrated a complex product."
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) a pronoun ? " No. A dash here is incorrect.
- ) a pronoun ?
- " No.
- A dash here is incorrect.
- Clive
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Hi,
Is it ok to use a dash for a word if it proceeds (do you mean 'follows'?) a pronoun ?
Ex: "They tightly-integrated a complex product."
No. A dash here is incorrect.
Clive
Is it ok to use a dash for a word if it proceeds (do you mean 'follows'?) a pronoun ?
Ex: "They tightly-integrated a complex product."
No. A dash here is incorrect.
Clive
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