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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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hiphenation
Hi,
i read up on hiphenation rules and think that
"eye-hand coordination" and
"both-hand coordination"
are correctly hiphenated, though i often see it written differently, i.e. "both hand coordination" or "eye hand coordination" or even with hiphens between all three words.
Can someone tell me for sure what's right and why?
i read up on hiphenation rules and think that
"eye-hand coordination" and
"both-hand coordination"
are correctly hiphenated, though i often see it written differently, i.e. "both hand coordination" or "eye hand coordination" or even with hiphens between all three words.
Can someone tell me for sure what's right and why?
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e. "both hand coordination" or "eye hand coordination" or even with h y phens between all three words. Can someone tell me for sure what's right and why?
- e.
- "both hand coordination" or "eye hand coordination" or even with h y phens between all three words.
- Can someone tell me for sure what's right and why?
- ---------------------------------------------------------------- I've come across "eye-hand coordination" but not "both-hand coordination" which doesn't work for me.
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Hi,
I read up on hyphenation rules, and I think that
"eye-hand coordination" and
"both-hand coordination"
are correctly hyphenated, though I often see it written differently, i.e. "both hand coordination" or "eye hand coordination" or even with hyphens between all three words.
Can someone tell me for sure what's
I read up on hyphenation rules, and I think that
"eye-hand coordination" and
"both-hand coordination"
are correctly hyphenated, though I often see it written differently, i.e. "both hand coordination" or "eye hand coordination" or even with hyphens between all three words.
Can someone tell me for sure what's
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