Asked by PJ
Which sentence correctly uses hyphenation conventions?(1 point)
Responses
The boy made everyone laugh with his quick-wit.
The boy made everyone laugh with his quick-wit.
The contractor kept the load-bearing wall.
The contractor kept the load-bearing wall.
The smile appeared under the salt-and pepper mustache.
The smile appeared under the salt-and pepper mustache.
The two faced-woman was unliked by others.
Responses
The boy made everyone laugh with his quick-wit.
The boy made everyone laugh with his quick-wit.
The contractor kept the load-bearing wall.
The contractor kept the load-bearing wall.
The smile appeared under the salt-and pepper mustache.
The smile appeared under the salt-and pepper mustache.
The two faced-woman was unliked by others.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that correctly uses hyphenation conventions is:
"The contractor kept the load-bearing wall."
This sentence correctly hyphenates "load-bearing," which is a compound adjective describing the wall.
"The contractor kept the load-bearing wall."
This sentence correctly hyphenates "load-bearing," which is a compound adjective describing the wall.
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