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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hyphen Query
Is it right to hyphenate the writing out of, say, "300 years" or "300 feet," so that they become "three-hundred years" and "three-hundred feet?"
Top answer
There are no universal hyphen rules. It's optional. I wouldn't do it.
- There are no universal hyphen rules.
- It's optional.
- I wouldn't do it.
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There are no universal hyphen rules. It's optional. I wouldn't do it.
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Right, so would that apply to the two examples I gave, since the the nouns in those cases are "years" and "feet?"
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