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| How valid is saying "George Clooney has some vaguely-interesting answers"? |
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| Invalid |
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| So u mean that's sloppy style. Can u elaborate on why u think so? Thanx. |
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| You are asking some interesting questions. You are asking some very interesting questions. Why would I hyphenate 'very-interesting questions'??? 'vaguely' is the adverb, modifying the adjective 'interesting'. It's "sloppy" to hyphenate them because it's incorrect to do so! |
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