Which sentence is correctly hyphenated? - Computers & Internet

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Prefixes are sets of letters that are added to the beginning of another word. They are not words in their own right and cannot stand on their own in a sentence: if they are printed on their own they have a hyphen before or after them.

Please provide more information - what software are you talking about, give a small example of what you want to do etc.

I feel obliged to follow-up your request and help you out!

(Note hyphen in follow-up)

For more information Google 'meaning of follow-up', will give you lots of examples

No. That is short for "out in front".

Yes

No, you don't

"thousands of millions" is sort of an odd way to say "billions". i do not believe that it is proper grammar, but more like slang. i think that it would be referred to as a "colloquialism".

the word is spelled "galaxies", not "galaxias". this is just referred to as a mis-spelling.

the comma is incorrect punctuation, i believe. it should instead be a hyphen..

the phrase "each one" is a redundancy, the word "each", by itself, would suffice.

the sentence would be much improved if it read as follows: "billions of galaxies exist- each with billions of stars".

Go to tools, QuickCrorrect, Format as you go and turn off anything you don't want.
I have the lot turned off.
Any of the things on the Quick correct menus can bog or crash WP.

Michael