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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Seven-year-old boy, seven year old boy
He is a seven-year-old boy.
He is a seven year old boy.
Are both of these correct with slightly different connotations, or is one/both of them wrong?
He is a seven year old boy.
Are both of these correct with slightly different connotations, or is one/both of them wrong?
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Only the first one is correct. Rover
- Only the first one is correct.
- Rover
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