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Year round or year-round?
Year-round is the correct spelling to indicate something that happens or is available all year without any breaks.
Are Miami golf packages available year-round?
Miami golf packages are available year-round for many of the courses. You will have to search the specific golf club you are interested in and find out what the pricing is for a year-round package.
When are potatoes available in Australia?
All year round
Is it whole year round or whole year around?
The correct phrase is "whole year round." It emphasizes something that happens or is available during the entire year without interruption.
Does bananas have a sertin year they are available?
no, they are avao;able all year round.!
When can you shop for toddler's halloween costumes?
No halloween costumes for toddlers are not available year round. But you can find costumes year round on the internet.
Can you buy potatoes all year round?
yes, they are always available all year
Does year round need a hyphen?
Yes, "year-round" should be hyphenated when used as an adjective to describe something that occurs throughout the entire year. For example, you would say "year-round activities" or "year-round service." However, when used as an adverb, it can be written as two separate words, such as "available year round."
Does it snow n the rainforest?
of course not! its warm all year round in the rainforests
Does Walmart sell arrows year round?
nah y? there only there year round if u ask specially. nut i do believe there available during the summer.
The person is requesting if any places sell Cadbury Eggs year round. They would like to know where they could get them.?
Cadbury Eggs can be bought year-round. Amazon has them available all year. The Hershey Company, which owns Cadbury, also has them available all year for sale.
What type of punctuation do I use in the sentence Of course there will be stacking this year available to our customers.?
"Of course, there will be stacking this year available to our customers."Or if you mean if someone asked you, it would be like this: "Of course there will be!" Without enthusiasm, put a period(.) instead of an exclamation mark (!).
