Its varies from person to person, find out what works for you/your level of comfort when presenting. I recommend writting it exactly how you want to say it and structure it like an essay [Intro, evidance & source, counter argument, evidance & source, conclusion] I am a freshman in highschool so the standards might be different if you're older but if you structure your notes like an essay with less words the presentation will be clear and cut which is good. I'm sure you'll do great, good luck (:
The correct option is: make the inflection in the main part of the compound form.
Compound nouns are nouns that are made up of two words. The word can be of different type, for example:
- noun + noun: bedroom
- noun + verb: haircut
These terms together form a different meaning.
If you have to form the plural you should distinguish the central word. For example:
appletree> appletrees
mother-in-law> mothers-in-law