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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
long adjective formation
Hi,
Could I put the word "Korean" before the word "context" to make it a compound word (?) for the purpose of making it part of a long adjective that involves a hyphen? I don't think I can separate the words "Korean context".
a Korean-context-appropriate ad
a Korean-context-appropriate word order
Could I put the word "Korean" before the word "context" to make it a compound word (?) for the purpose of making it part of a long adjective that involves a hyphen? I don't think I can separate the words "Korean context".
a Korean-context-appropriate ad
a Korean-context-appropriate word order
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I recommend against both. They are unspeakably awkward. An ad appropriate in Korea / in a Korean context.
- I recommend against both.
- They are unspeakably awkward.
- An ad appropriate in Korea / in a Korean context.
- A word order appropriate in Korean.
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I recommend against both. They are unspeakably awkward.
An ad appropriate in Korea / in a Korean context.
A word order appropriate in Korean.
I recommend against both. They are unspeakably awkward.
An ad appropriate in Korea / in a Korean context.
A word order appropriate in Korean.
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