Hyphenated words

For a start, try [url="http://www.grammartips.homestead.com/hyphens1.html"]THIS[/url].

There is an excellent section on hyphens on the on-line demo at www.grammar-monster.com

Is the word Japanese American hyphened?

As a noun, the unhyphenated form is preferable: 'He is a Japanese American'.

As an adjective, both are used, with the hyphenated form a clearer alternative: 'He has a Japanese-American wife'.

Is well educated hyphenated?

I would hyphenate it as an attributive adjective, and leave it as two words in the predicative position:

'He is a well-educated nincompoop.'
'His step-sister is well educated.'

please tell me about the hyphenated words and also give me example

how can i use un sentenceses.

Here's another place to start, Guest:

[url="http://www.ucar.edu/communications/styleguide/hyphenation.html"]HYPHENATION GUIDE[/url]

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