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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'out-of-codes'
Would 'out-of-codes' (supermarket terminology) be hyphenated as shown above when referring to the plural noun form? I know we can write 'expired product(s)' or 'out-of-code product', but I was wondering whether 'out-of-codes' for the plural noun would in fact be correct.
The deli manager pulled $200 worth of out-of-codes from the deli cooler.
Thank you.
The deli manager pulled $200 worth of out-of-codes from the deli cooler.
Thank you.
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victo he deli manager pulled $200 worth of out-of-codes from the deli cooler. It is certainly clearer to me that way.
- victo he deli manager pulled $200 worth of out-of-codes from the deli cooler.
- It is certainly clearer to me that way.
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victohe deli manager pulled $200 worth of out-of-codes from the deli cooler.It is certainly clearer to me that way.
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