Answer:
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The sentence that uses hyphen correctly is:
- D. The student in the dark-blue dress read the 800-page book.
<h3>Hyphen</h3>
A hyphen is a punctuation mark used to join single words or syllables to make a compound word.
Basically, hyphens makes words clearer to the reader and generally used if two words are functioning together as an adjective before a word (noun) it is describing.
Therefore, the correct answer is option D.
Read more about <em>hyphens</em> here:
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I believe it would be False. It says nobody really knows for sure.
Hope this helps!
make sure to double check your answers! :)
~ WolfyBri
In the Plessy vs Ferguson case, the surpreme court ruled the "Separate but equal" law in which segregation was allowed but they had to have equal privileges. Example you could separate people in different train cars, but they had to both be comfy and Clean.
