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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Did you see that red-brick house?

Which of the following sentences is correct?

1: Did you see that red-brick house?
2: Did you see that red brick house?
3: Did you see that redbrick house?
  

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"brick red" is a color. "red, brick" are two adjectives that can be used together. I'm not familiar with "redbrick" 2: Did you see that red brick house?

— BarbaraPA

  • "brick red" is a color.
  • "red, brick" are two adjectives that can be used together.
  • I'm not familiar with "redbrick" 2: Did you see that red brick house?
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"brick red" is a color.

"red, brick" are two adjectives that can be used together.

I'm not familiar with "redbrick"

2: Did you see that red brick house?
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