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Re: English Language Grammar

by tony@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tony Mountifield) Dec 14, 2007 at 10:58 PM

In article <Y%y8j.8890$h35.7844@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
John Briggs <john.briggs4@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Tony Mountifield wrote:
> >
> > The easiest way is to place the adjective before the noun that it
> > qualifies:
> >
> > a) He played music on the newly purchased MP3 player in his car.
> >
> > b) He played music on the MP3 player in his newly purchased car.
> 
> Hyphens?

I'm sure I remember reading somewhere that a hyphen shouldn't be used
between a -ly adverb and an adjective it is modifying.

Cheers
Tony
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English Language Grammar
ad <ajitsdeshpande@[EM  2007-12-14 02:35:30 
Re: English Language Grammar
tony@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (  2007-12-14 12:00:52 
Re: English Language Grammar
"John Briggs" &  2007-12-14 17:25:12 
Re: English Language Grammar
"John of Aix" &  2007-12-14 23:22:57 
Re: English Language Grammar
tony@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (  2007-12-14 22:58:16 

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