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Ryansamturner Posted 13 years ago
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Junk food sweats or Junk-food sweats?
Which in your opinion would be correct?
I've been using 'junk food sweats' and have checked a dictionary to see if it can be hyphenated but there is no entry for that.
The is also a film called 'fast food nation.' Which also doesn't include a hyphen.
I've been using 'junk food sweats' and have checked a dictionary to see if it can be hyphenated but there is no entry for that.
The is also a film called 'fast food nation.' Which also doesn't include a hyphen.
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Hyphens in both cases. g. between junk, food, and sweats ) most clear and unambiguous.
- Hyphens in both cases.
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- between junk, food, and sweats ) most clear and unambiguous.
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Hyphens in both cases. If in doubt, choose what makes the word relationships (e.g. between junk, food, and sweats) most clear and unambiguous.
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