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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
hyphenate unit of words and comma before abeit
Would you hypenate the words I have hyphenated?
It's no outlandish just throw-stuff-on-the-wall-see-if-it-sticks.
If this was a direct-evidence-type-of-case.
Bob has them still in the yard, albeit closer to the house. Is there a comma before abeit?
It's no outlandish just throw-stuff-on-the-wall-see-if-it-sticks.
If this was a direct-evidence-type-of-case.
Bob has them still in the yard, albeit closer to the house. Is there a comma before abeit?
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Hi, Would you hypenate the words I have hyphenated? It's no outlandish just throw-stuff-on-the-wall-see-if-it-sticks. Using a lot hyphens like this is very, very casual (and some people would say 'lazy') English, so strict grammar rules do not apply.
- Hi, Would you hypenate the words I have hyphenated?
- It's no outlandish just throw-stuff-on-the-wall-see-if-it-sticks.
- Using a lot hyphens like this is very, very casual (and some people would say 'lazy') English, so strict grammar rules do not apply.
- An alternative approach that looks a bit less odd is this.
- It's no outlandish "just throw stuff on the wall see if it-sticks".
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Hi,
Would you hypenate the words I have hyphenated?
It's no outlandish just throw-stuff-on-the-wall-see-if-it-sticks. Using a lot hyphens like this is very, very casual (and some people would say 'lazy') English, so strict grammar rules do not apply. An alternative approach that looks a bit less odd is this.
It's n
Would you hypenate the words I have hyphenated?
It's no outlandish just throw-stuff-on-the-wall-see-if-it-sticks. Using a lot hyphens like this is very, very casual (and some people would say 'lazy') English, so strict grammar rules do not apply. An alternative approach that looks a bit less odd is this.
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