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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
"Like" and the compound adjective
Hello,
I thought I knew the rules for compound adjectives until I came across a two-word noun ("card stock") and the verb "like" for a compound adjective. I would like to ask your help to tell me which of the following is correct:
a) "a paper with card-stock-like thickness"
b) "a paper with card stock-like thickness"
c) "a paper with card-stock like thickness"
Thank you!!
Top answer
anonymous a) "a paper with card-stock-like thickness" This one (if you must write it at all).
- anonymous a) "a paper with card-stock-like thickness" This one (if you must write it at all).
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anonymousa) "a paper with card-stock-like thickness"
This one (if you must write it at all).
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