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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Hyphenation
hi, I'm never sure about the following:
customer-related issues
language-based differences
thought-enhanced processes
industry-specific services
... is hyphenation correct in the abbove? or is it british?
customer-related issues
language-based differences
thought-enhanced processes
industry-specific services
... is hyphenation correct in the abbove? or is it british?
Top answer
The hyphenation is correct. Two or more words functioning as one adjective are hyphenated. He has a rapid-fire style of speaking!
- The hyphenation is correct.
- Two or more words functioning as one adjective are hyphenated.
- He has a rapid-fire style of speaking!
- That is a hand-biting dog.
- She is a chicken-legged woman.
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The hyphenation is correct.
Two or more words functioning as one adjective are hyphenated.
He has a rapid-fire style of speaking!
That is a hand-biting dog.
She is a chicken-legged woman.
Two or more words functioning as one adjective are hyphenated.
He has a rapid-fire style of speaking!
That is a hand-biting dog.
She is a chicken-legged woman.
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