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FAST PLEASE AND TYSM! A hyphen is properly used to join two words that act as an adjective before a noun. True False
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FAST PLEASE AND TYSM! A hyphen is properly used to join two words that act as an adjective before a noun.

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true, that is when a hyphen is used

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