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Compounding - Coggle Diagram

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        Compound adjectives that precede nouns
        
        When two or more words precede a noun, hyphenate them.
        
        She prepared the end-of-the
        month report
        
        She atended and
        all-day seminar.
        
        Compound adjectives are broken apart to avoid repetition
        
        Our long- and short-term
        investments are doing well
        
        Compound with numbers
        
        They are hyphenated when preceeding nouns.
        
        The 50-year-old man took a two-week vacation to
        prepare for the 100-meter competition
        
        Compound with ‘well’ and ‘ill’
        
        These compounds are always hyphenated when preceeding
        nouns.
        
        A well-known consultant reorganized their ill -conceived project.
        
        Compounds with prefixes ‘self’ and ‘ex
        
        Hyphenate them no matter
        where they stand.
        
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      - Broken-Down
        
        Well-Developed
      - Out-of-the-way
        
        Fast-Moving