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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
opposite of ill equipped
Is it well equipped?
She is ___ for such a risky mission. She is a police officer and knows how to handle this situations.
Thanks
She is ___ for such a risky mission. She is a police officer and knows how to handle this situations.
Thanks
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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Yes, you can say well-equipped or well-suited.
For your second sentence, it is either "this situation" or "these situations" or "this kind of situation."
For your second sentence, it is either "this situation" or "these situations" or "this kind of situation."
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KJinCali79Yes, you can say well-equipped or well-suited.The hyphen should be left out in the case of the first sentence, though.
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ozzourtiThe hyphen should be left out in the case of the first sentence, though.I would disagree. I know some people are of the opinion that if it follows the noun it does not need to be hyphenated, and/or if thought to be an adverb, as opposed to an adverb acting adjectivally, it could likely be omitted as well. However, I am of the school that if the first
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