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Ryansamturner Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Where is the line-break in 'Counter'?
Hi,
Just wondered, when writing the word 'Counter' where it has a line-end hyphenation, where should it be?
a) Coun-ter
b) Count-er
I'm finding differing answers on the ol' internet.
Just wondered, when writing the word 'Counter' where it has a line-end hyphenation, where should it be?
a) Coun-ter
b) Count-er
I'm finding differing answers on the ol' internet.
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I hear it as a) when I say it. Merriam-Webster online has b). CJ
- I hear it as a) when I say it.
- Merriam-Webster online has b).
- CJ
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Yeah, you can see where my issue is then.
I have checked through the main dictionaries, but some are a) and some are b).
Maybe I'll work around it.
I have checked through the main dictionaries, but some are a) and some are b).
Maybe I'll work around it.
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