Exposition 06: Adjectival Phrases and Hyphenation
Adjectival Phrases are Multi-Word Sequences Which Describe a Noun.
The convention in English is to hyphenate them (“a low-power processor”, a “post-modern teacup”)
Note: The title of slide 4of video has a typo (Should read “Adjectival Phrases: Compound Words Acting as an Adjective“)
Exposition 06 Self-Assessment Quiz 1 (click here to show/hide).
P. Stanley-Marbell. "Exposition 06: Adjectival Phrases and Hyphens", Foundations of Embedded Systems (online), https://f-of-e.org/exposition-06/.
@article{f-of-e:Exposition06,
title = {Exposition 06: Adjectival Phrases and Hyphens},
author = {Phillip Stanley-Marbell},
booktitle = {Foundations of Embedded Systems},
numpages = {11},
url = {https://f-of-e.org/exposition-06/}
year={2021},
}