Monday, October 22, 2012

Hyphen Nation: Third-Debate Moderator vs. Third Debate Moderator


A third-debate moderator is not the same as a third debate moderator.


Quick rules:
  • Use a hyphen between two words that work together to describe a noun, when the compound adjective comes directly before the noun. Maria shared her blue-ribbon recipe.
  • Don't use a hyphen when the two words come after the noun. Marie shared the recipe that won a blue ribbon.
  • Don't use a hyphen when the first word in a compound modifier is an adverb that ends in '-ly.' Sam bought the highly recommended book.

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