Hi, Welcome to the Forum. I'd like to know which is a correct grammar of an adjective: - different mode supported (machine) - different modes supported (machine) I know that, if the adjective is less complex, such as "different mode

Hi, I am just smarting from an argument I had with a colleague at work, the subject was as follows. ' Rob has been sent the latest planning drawings and a cross - section of the staircase. ' (<<<<note the added hyphen) This

I have two red and yellow shirts. Are they Spanish football shirts? By the way I don't agree with GG. The picture this draws for me is that each shirt has both colours. And obviously it's not possible to clarify speach by adding hyphens.

Dozens of UN humanitarian workers are exposed to risk on their job every day. A good example is truck drivers who deliver much needed food to remote villages in poor countries to combat malnutrition , which is becoming more and more widespread.

_- (I still can't find the dash key on my laptop keyboard and don't remember having it on my old desktop keyboard) For now, I'll use two hyphens as you suggested. Thanks again. No, you won't have separate keys for dashes;

(1) However, after being told she would not be allowed to present the speech herself, that instead it would be read at the assembly by a male student, she turned down the offer. Her future was in public speaking and she would not be denied.

. (1) So, can we use hyphen in the above sentence as "five-years-old" or is it wrong to use?-- Wrong. ' A three-year-old' is a pronoun. (2) Does the second sentence need any correction or rephrasing? -- In the first sentence,

(1) As a small child, Sarah witnessed a horsewhipping of one of the slaves and, even at five years old, she detected something inherently wrong. On March 7, 1870, when she was seventy-nine years old, Sarah led a procession through a blizzard to

The first is awkwardly written. As feminist foremother Alice Paul had labeled it decades earlier, the movement was truly "the great mosaic." They are describing Alice Paul as a pioneer in the feminist movement. The term

Although the group sought political solidarity, the issues were scattered, covering everything from "equal pay for equal work" to "no fault" divorce to reproduction and abortion to gendered language. The movement was truly as