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Viceidol Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference between "two thirds" and "two-thirds"?
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What's the difference between "two thirds" and "two-thirds"(with hypen) ? Is there any diffeerence between them?
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What's the difference between "two thirds" and "two-thirds"(with hypen) ? Is there any diffeerence between them?
Thank you!
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I imagine that the hyphenated form is the adjectival form, but others may have more details. Two thirds of the pizza has already been eaten. Mr.
- I imagine that the hyphenated form is the adjectival form, but others may have more details.
- Two thirds of the pizza has already been eaten.
- Mr.
- Jones won a two-thirds majority in the last election.
- CJ
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I imagine that the hyphenated form is the adjectival form, but others may have more details.
Two thirds of the pizza has already been eaten.
Mr. Jones won a two-thirds majority in the last election.
CJ
Two thirds of the pizza has already been eaten.
Mr. Jones won a two-thirds majority in the last election.
CJ
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