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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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hypenate or not when responding
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00 Do you have to hyhenate the hyphenated phrases like 'well-known' and 'well-received'? As you see those two words have the structure that have 'well' followed by a participle. 02 br
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00 He is a well-known writer in this part of small rural town. 02 br
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00 He is well-known (or well known??) is this small rural town as a writer. 0-
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00 Do you have to hyhenate the hyphenated phrases like 'well-known' and 'well-received'? As you see those two words have the structure that have 'well' followed by a participle. 02 br
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00 eg, 02 br
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00 He is a well-known writer in this part of small rural town. 02 br
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00 He is well-known (or well known??) is this small rural town as a writer. 0-
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0 Hyphenate phrases of this kind when using them as adjectival phrases. 0-
- 0 Hyphenate phrases of this kind when using them as adjectival phrases.
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0 Hyphenate phrases of this kind when using them as adjectival phrases. In your second sentence you would not hyphenate. 0-
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