PiyushK wrote:
SuryaYvv wrote:
Vowel-ending Prefix with Vowel-beginning Root:
In this section,
Sentence Given: Generally a hyphen is NOT used when the prefix begins with one vowel and the root word begins with another vowel.
When going through it, I had a doubt if it should be as below:
Generally a hyphen is NOT used when the prefixends with one vowel and the root word begins with another vowel.
Please let me know if my understanding was right.
Thank you in advance
In this section,
Sentence Given: Generally a hyphen is NOT used when the prefix begins with one vowel and the root word begins with another vowel.
When going through it, I had a doubt if it should be as below:
Generally a hyphen is NOT used when the prefixends with one vowel and the root word begins with another vowel.
Please let me know if my understanding was right.
Thank you in advance
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