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A writer should hyphenate a compound modifier that contains an adverb ending in -ly. comes after the noun it modifies. comes before the noun it modifies. contains an adjective e…

A writer should hyphenate a compound modifier that contains an adverb ending in -ly. comes after the noun it modifies. comes before the noun it modifies. contains an adjective e…
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A writer should hyphenate a compound modifier that

contains an adverb ending in -ly.
comes after the noun it modifies.
comes before the noun it modifies.
contains an adjective ending in -ive.

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C. comes before the noun it modifies.

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Answer:

c. comes before the noun it. modifies

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