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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
In depth
Can we omit the hyphen in "in depth" in the first sentence? Number 2 is obviously correct.
1. He spoke about the problem in depth.
2. an in-depth analysis
1. He spoke about the problem in depth.
2. an in-depth analysis
Top answer
A hyphen would be wrong in #1.
- A hyphen would be wrong in #1.
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Then in depth can be used as an adverb or an adjective, can't it? (using a hyphen, adjective, not using, an adverb)
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