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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hyphenated and "in-quotes" adjectives: Place comma?
Hi,
When you are using a long hyphenated phrase or a quoted content as an adjective, should we (I?) treat it as coordinating or distintively different? Should we (I?) place comma?
his bad "macho man" attitude has gotten him into trouble many times in his younger days.
Her tender I-care-for-you attitude has earned her many praises.
When you are using a long hyphenated phrase or a quoted content as an adjective, should we (I?) treat it as coordinating or distintively different? Should we (I?) place comma?
his bad "macho man" attitude has gotten him into trouble many times in his younger days.
Her tender I-care-for-you attitude has earned her many praises.
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I am deathly tired of these ridiculous adjectives that you fabricate. Treat it as you would any normal adjective.
- I am deathly tired of these ridiculous adjectives that you fabricate.
- Treat it as you would any normal adjective.
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I am deathly tired of these ridiculous adjectives that you fabricate. Treat it as you would any normal adjective.
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I am deathly tired of these ridiculous adjectives that you fabricate. Treat it as you would any normal adjective.
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