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Walk grape 193 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Hyphen vs comma to connect two adjectives

Hi everyone,


i do know comma is needed to connect two adjectives that change the same noun

For example, "he has a bad, sour experience with that girl"


does it mean i can also change that coma with hyphen? because it can be used to link two adjectives that describing the same noun.

For example, "he has a bad-sour experience with that girl"


Thanks everyone

  

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walk grape 193 D oes it mean I can also change replace that coma comma with a hyphen? No. You can't do that.

— CalifJim

  • walk grape 193 D oes it mean I can also change replace that coma comma with a hyphen?
  • No.
  • You can't do that.
  • Please note above how to ask your question.
  • CJ
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walk grape 193Does it mean I can also change replace that coma comma with a hyphen?

No. You can't do that.

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