Hi there Lex,

Thanks for taking the time to write to us! 😄

The words you are talking about are called 'hyphenated compound words' - they are 'compound' words that use a hyphen to seperate them. In 'swimming pool' - it is written in two words (no need to use the hyphen). There are 3 types of compound words: closed compound words (no space), open compound words (space) and hyphenated compound words (hyphen used).

I hope this is helpful to you! 😄

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Éva

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Hello,

In the meaning of swiming-pool, you use two joined words "man-made". In wich case can I join two or more words?

Let me know if I wrote in a correct form. (let me know my written mistakes)

Hello Ryuji,

Thanks for the post.

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Éva

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The boy studied all morning.

Hello Sara,

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Éva

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i cant understand

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Hello in some lessons , when I start the 4th it asks me to pay... isn't free this for example?

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Yes, but I had to ear it twice.

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