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| I am confused in using the hyphen in compound words, I understand that we use a hyphen with compound words with two or more syllables, and we can drop it with words with one syllable. But, I do see many words not adhere with tis rule. Please anyone can explain this to me; what is the rule of using the hyphen in compund words ??, and when can I drop it?. I have some for example: eyewitness or eye-witness. Fiisrthand or first-hand. Giveaway or give-away. kickoff or kick-off. Thanks in advance |
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| Compound words http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/le...r/page19.shtml |
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