where do you get the "man" from?

Posted By: nm on 2007-07-09
In Reply to: non ill-appearing man. - no message

Subject: where do you get the "man" from?

There's no "man", no noun at all in fact.

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Hyphenation - SP
- non ill-appearing man. - no message
  - where do you get the "man" from? - nm
- Hyphens - Lilly
  - she still needs the hyphen in "ill-appearing" nm - ER MT
- I personally would put "not ill-appearing". nm - ER MT
  - what if sentence was......... - sm
    - right nm - ER MT
  - if no noun after appearing, then do not hyphen - no message
    - I think you're all incorrect - you would type - non-ST myocardial infarction, correct?...sm
      - agree with you, but for a different reason on the ST issue - hypen to keep the capitalization from
    - I agree but she doesn't say if there is a noun after or not. nm - ER MT
      - huh? Man is the noun.... - non-ill-appearing man............NM
        The OP does not say "man" - ER MT
      - but, your sample does not show a noun, so... - no hyphen should be in your sample - no message
        huh? non-ST MI (MI is the noun) or - non-insulin-dependent diabetic (diabetic noun)
        we're not talking about that; wrong subject. - chill. no message

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