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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
To Hyphen or Not to Hyphen?
Would a hyphen be used for the phrase catch-up? As in:
At work Friday is our catch-up day.
At work Friday is our catch-up day.
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When it's a noun, yes; when it's a verb, no. "
- When it's a noun, yes; when it's a verb, no.
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When it's a noun, yes; when it's a verb, no.
"Friday is our catch-up day."
"Friday is the day on which we catch up."
"Friday is our catch-up day."
"Friday is the day on which we catch up."
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Would a hyphen be used for the phrase catch-up? As in:
At work Friday is our catch-up day...you may also 'highlight' a part of the text and press 'Quote'
At work Friday is our catch-up day...you may also 'highlight' a part of the text and press 'Quote'
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