hypens
Posted By: Cora on 2009-05-06
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Subject: hypens
My sentence reads: He is positive for a smoker, half-pack-per-day, with smoker's cough.
Since it is describing the smoker is it hypenated?
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Subject: hypens
what is rule of thumb for hypens in phrase head to toe and up to date.
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Subject: No hypens :-)
How about this??? use hypens and commas. sm
Subject: How about this??? use hypens and commas. sm
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no hypens needed as they're not modifiers. Take them all out. nm
Subject: no hypens needed as they're not modifiers. Take them all out. nm
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