Re: To everyone with English as their native language

[Guest guest]

my writing class teacher used to proof read for the paper.

hes retired.. he said you only use a hyphen..

in a sentence like she wore high-heeled shoes..

but if the sentence is she wore high heels..

there is no hyphen..

only when it is used as an adjective.. to shoes..

alone there is no hyphen

im sure it doesnt much matter..

i used to enjoy your posts. best wishes rh

- In Loving-what-is , " skogsnuvan " wrote:

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> Hi everybody,

> I haven´t been here for a very long time. I used to be moderator in this group

some years ago, I guess some of you remember me:).

> I have a question, very off topic.

> I am involved in a Swedish (my language) site for writers. Right now we are

having a discussion weather high heels should have a hyphen or not. Can you

people with English as your native language help me?

> Is this the correct spelling: high heels

> Or this: high-heels

> Or maybe it doesn´t matter?

> Sorry for being so off topic but I didn´t know who else ta ask:).

>