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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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The hyphenated adjective one-of-a-kind is correctly used in the following sentence, isn't it?
The hyphenated adjective one-of-a-kind is correctly used in the following sentence, isn't it?
Michael Jackson was a one-of-a-kind star.
Michael Jackson was a one-of-a-kind star.
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Yes.
- Yes.
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