good bye good-bye goodbye (this is the right way)
Not all occupies space, because air does not take space.
I honestly thing that's a good question. I wonder about that all the time. But the answer is: noone will ever know.
Anything you don't know and want to, and anything you're curious about, and anything you don't understand and want to, are all good questions.
space, time, and all the matter is in the universe.
All of space, all of time, and everything in them, is called the "Universe".
No, there are no spaces within hyphenated words. There should only be a space before and after the entire word like all words when you are writing.
yes i can
The numeral 48 is spelled forty-eight.
Hyphen~ Because that is two different words put together, so that it is easier to say, write, etc. Space~ These are two words that either couldn't be combined, or the author chose not to. Together~ It has a different meaning. For example: Together is totally different than to get her. there curse words have you seen are we there yet yea they use them all the time when ice cube said blt(h!!!
Yes, it is. It's a good exercise machine and if you have the space then you can get it.
It is called environmental hazard. All the titles actually spell out "Nicole is Dead" with its first letter.
Ye its good yeh very good and you shoulds all make your own space ships with it yeh yeh yeh
Change the long dash to a hyphen one time manually.Open the replace option (by whatever method works for your application).Copy and paste the long dash into the Find Whatbox.Copy and paste the hyphen into the Replace Withbox.Clik Replace All.
Outer space is NOT a good conductor because their is no matter in space. Good conductors hold heat well and since their is no matter in space, it cannot be a good conductor. Space has to be a good insulator because it can't hold heat.
It has another L, the actual word "volcano" in it. The reason you see it spaced or hyphenated is that the word is too long (45 letters) to display in the question and answers boxes properly. When this happens, all you see are the "..." after the maximum letters. It is (minus the hyphen) "pneumonoultramicroscopic-silicovolcanoconiosis."
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It sounds like "koo-BOee" (the French language doesn't have all the diphthongs of English, so when the French imitate them it just sounds like two separate vowels instead of the glide that native speakers do) also, note they spell it with a hyphen: cow-boy