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I've been unable to find any rules on hyphenation of adjective phrases such as "freshly-squeezed". I recall that when I studied English many years ago hyphenation was more common. When is the hyphenation appropriate?
This example is used here because of a post to a different forum for "pet peeves" of grammatical errors. The ubiquitous "fresh squeezed" is mine.
I blame the advertising industry, which evidently does not require passing grades in English grammar! :wink:
This example is used here because of a post to a different forum for "pet peeves" of grammatical errors. The ubiquitous "fresh squeezed" is mine.
I blame the advertising industry, which evidently does not require passing grades in English grammar! :wink: