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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Hyphenating
Which is correct? What rule applies?
mixed-methods
or
mixed methods
mixed-methods
or
mixed methods
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Hi, Which is correct? What rule applies? mixed-methods or mixed methods If you want simply to use an adjective to describe a noun, don't use a hyphen.
- Hi, Which is correct?
- What rule applies?
- mixed-methods or mixed methods If you want simply to use an adjective to describe a noun, don't use a hyphen.
- e g Tom has a red car.
- Not Tom has a red-car.
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Hi,
Which is correct? What rule applies?
mixed-methods
or
mixed methods
If you want simply to use an adjective to describe a noun, don't use a hyphen.
eg Tom has a red car. Not Tom has a red-car.
Clive
Which is correct? What rule applies?
mixed-methods
or
mixed methods
If you want simply to use an adjective to describe a noun, don't use a hyphen.
eg Tom has a red car. Not Tom has a red-car.
Clive
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