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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
New born vs. newly born
How's your new born baby boy?
How's your newly born baby boy?
Which of the above is correct?
If the 1st sentence is correct, do I need to add a hyphen, ie. 'new-born baby'?
Thank you in advance for your help.
How's your newly born baby boy?
Which of the above is correct?
If the 1st sentence is correct, do I need to add a hyphen, ie. 'new-born baby'?
Thank you in advance for your help.
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My suggestions: How's your newborn baby boy? How's your newly born baby boy? CB
- My suggestions: How's your newborn baby boy?
- How's your newly born baby boy?
- CB
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My suggestions:
How's your newborn baby boy?
How's your newly born baby boy?
CB
How's your newborn baby boy?
How's your newly born baby boy?
CB
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Thank you, CB. I really appreciate it.
I see 'newborn' should be one word. Therefore, both are correct.
I see 'newborn' should be one word. Therefore, both are correct.
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