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Ryansamturner Posted 13 years ago
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Fairy tale or fairytale?
If I were saying 'it was like some kind of fairy tale,' would that be correct.
I assume both versions can be used, but think that the one word version would be more for something like 'a fairytale romance'.
Any comments?
I assume both versions can be used, but think that the one word version would be more for something like 'a fairytale romance'.
Any comments?
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Oxford has it as two words "fairy tale" and the adjective form hyphenated "a fairy-tale wedding," Merriam websters the same.
- Oxford has it as two words "fairy tale" and the adjective form hyphenated "a fairy-tale wedding," Merriam websters the same.
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Oxford has it as two words "fairy tale" and the adjective form hyphenated "a fairy-tale wedding," Merriam websters the same.
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