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Description | Example | Category |
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missing hyphen in 'hands on' | Tom helps his colleagues because he's a hands on manager. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'hands on' | Tom helps his colleagues because he's a hands on manager. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'hands on' | Tom is very hands on. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | A pay increase will not guilt trip them into improvements. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | She guilt tripped me into the visit the way only mothers can do so there's no way out. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | They didn't guilt trip us. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | Let's guilt trip them. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | I did not guilt trip them. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | There is no point guilt tripping the consumer. | Grammar |
missing hyphen in 'guilt trip' | Try to guilt trip the customer. | Grammar |
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