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Should we say less or fewer “fruit and vegetables”?
Fruit is uncountable but vegetables is countable, so we should use less or fewer before them together?
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“Simple to use” or “simple-to-use”? [duplicate]
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Should I use “ related” or “-related”
I am not sure which one of these two forms is the correct one: "simple to use" or "simple-to-use".
My hypothesis is that depends ...
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Compound two or more words in English [duplicate]
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“Items positions” vs. “item positions” vs. “items position”
“User accounts” or “users account”
I don't know ...
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What is the rule for composing two words, when one of them is hyphenized or has spaces?
Let's imagine we have an organization named EFSMA-EE and another called EFSMA Telecom (EFSMA is an acronym).
If I want to compose these with another word (e.g. "time" - as in "full-time"), what ...
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“One-Day Only Promotion” or “One-Day-Only Promotion”
A copywriter I'm working with wrote "One-Day Only Promotion" but my feeling is that "One-Day-Only Promotion" is correct. The first three words describe 'Promotion'. I know you don't hyphenate adverbs, ...
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Chainsaw-equipped or chainsaw equipped?
Is it chainsaw-equipped or chainsaw equipped? And with what kind of former words to use "-" properly?
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Should I use “ related” or “-related”
What is the correct use of the term "related?" For example, should I use it like computer related, or is it more proper to use computer-related (where the word "computer" is just part of my ...
