What space do you insert to keep two words together as one unit so that word does not split them at the end of a line?

Answer 1

Just press ENTER prior to your first word, to shift the two words to the beginning of the next line.

ANS:Making a hard break, as in the initial answer recommends can have unexpected effects when you apply formatting.

When you don't want Word to break between two words, hold down the CTRL and SHIFT keys as you press the Spacebar. This inserts a non-breaking space.

You can also insert the non-breaking space from the menu bar if you think Ctrl+Shift+Space isn't a sufficient challenge:

1. Display the Symbol dialog box by displaying the Insert tab of the clicking Symbol, and then More Symbols (Word 2007) or choosing Symbol from the Insert menu (older versions of Word).
2. Click on the Special Characters tab.
3. Highlight the Non-breaking Space character.
4. Click Insert.
5. Close the dialog box by clicking on Cancel or hitting the ESC key.

Answer 2

Instead of just hitting the space bar between the words, use the key combination Crtl-Shift-Spacebar. That will force Word to treat multiple words (two or more) and the space(s) as a single word and will wrap the line accordingly.

Answer 3

All I think you can do is add it to your Dictionary

Answer 4

Use Non breaking space.

From upper toolbar menu pick:

Insert - Symbols - Special characters

For comprehensive tutorial see related link bellow.

Answer 5

Use Non breaking space.

From upper toolbar menu pick:
Insert - Symbols - Special characters