By Prepositions, Hyphens

thanx, Of the second one, I gotta have ear a bit, but the first compund word is such boredom and I can't simply avoid usage. This is actually seen as one domain, a bit confused about "s" at the end, two half-carriages -> this is clear two half-carriage domains -> strange as domain is...

1. It's about one domain with two half-carriages... I wouldn't form such a compound, it's rather vague, sounds akward and is very likely to be misunderstood. There may exist another name for that: try searching technical English dictionaries. rgds, cairn

1-- two half-carriage domains 2-- Your reasoning is correct, but your preposition is wrong. It is the underfloor area of a train (rather than of a bus or a building). 'Of' does not simply represent possession, but has several uses, as in 'part of'.

Are these correct ? 1. two half-carriage domain (tech) describing a domain consisting of two half-carriages 2. analysis of fluid flow in the underfloor region (below train region) (at) or (of ) a train Which preposition is correct ? I prefer at, as underfloor space can not belong to a train

The following words and phases need repair or replacement, Bubu: trde competition (needs a comma) afford ignore finance related (needs a hyphen) those, who (no comma) field, must (no comma) finance related fields (needs hyphen and comma) A basic idea on (should be plural; wrong...