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Yellowstarstruck Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Half price
Hi! Can I leave out the hyphen? Thanks, Fulvio
1. I'll buy the beer because it is at half-price.
2. I'll buy the beer because it is at half price.
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With "at" there should be no hyphen. However, you do not need the word "at". If you delete "at" then "half-price" should preferably (in my opinion) be hyphenated.
- With "at" there should be no hyphen.
- However, you do not need the word "at".
- If you delete "at" then "half-price" should preferably (in my opinion) be hyphenated.
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With "at" there should be no hyphen. However, you do not need the word "at". If you delete "at" then "half-price" should preferably (in my opinion) be hyphenated.
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