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Ericupsman Posted 21 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Usage help, please :'(
I have a couple of questions:
1. "I am currently a full-time employee in our Boston facility." Should it be 'full time' or 'full-time' (hyphenated?) Also, should it read 'in our Boston facility?' or 'at our Boston facility?'
2. "I recognize the importance of well-trained and productive workforce." Should it be 'well trained' or 'well-trained' (hyphhenated?) Also, is it 'workforce?' or 'work force?' (one word or two?)
Can someone write these two sentences to be grammatically correct? I greatly appreciate it.
ericupsman
1. "I am currently a full-time employee in our Boston facility." Should it be 'full time' or 'full-time' (hyphenated?) Also, should it read 'in our Boston facility?' or 'at our Boston facility?'
2. "I recognize the importance of well-trained and productive workforce." Should it be 'well trained' or 'well-trained' (hyphhenated?) Also, is it 'workforce?' or 'work force?' (one word or two?)
Can someone write these two sentences to be grammatically correct? I greatly appreciate it.
ericupsman
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Hi, 1) The trend is NOT use hyphens. I prefer the "at". 2) Same comment on hyphens.
- Hi, 1) The trend is NOT use hyphens.
- I prefer the "at".
- 2) Same comment on hyphens.
- Workforce, one word according to the dictionary.
- MountainHiker
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Hi,
1) The trend is NOT use hyphens. I prefer the "at".
2) Same comment on hyphens. Workforce, one word according to the dictionary.
MountainHiker
1) The trend is NOT use hyphens. I prefer the "at".
2) Same comment on hyphens. Workforce, one word according to the dictionary.
MountainHiker
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Thanks MountainHiker.
As usual, your response has been very helpful and appreciated.
Eric
As usual, your response has been very helpful and appreciated.
Eric
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