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Grammar Geek wrote: It is three words. It is a three-word phrase. It should have the hyphens only when it is used to modify a noun, as you did with "You are a down-to-earth person." The same as "full time." She attends school full time. She is a full-time student. But "full time" is still...

It is three words. It is a three-word phrase. It should have the hyphens only when it is used to modify a noun, as you did with "You are a down-to-earth person." The same as "full time." She attends school full time. She is a full-time student. But "full time" is still two words. By the...