Sept. 23, 2022
Grammar
It's too difficult to take care of a well off and happy girl until the end of her life...beacause of poverty.
Grammar
It's too difficult to take care of a well -off and happy girl until the end of her life...beacause of poverty.
You need a hyphen after "well-" because it precedes a noun.
Example 1: She is well known.
Example 2: She is a well-educated person.
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You've stated that the girl is well-off, so it's unclear why poverty would be relevant. Do you mean that it's difficult to keep a girl happy and well-off until the end of her life? I don't really follow what you're trying to say.
Sept. 23, 2022
it's difficult to keep a girl happy and well-off until the end of her life?
The meaning of this sentence is, 'this boy is poor so he is can not condition to take care for this girl until the end of her life'.
It's a sentencefrom the song that I recently heard it translated into English. I looked for the word 'well-off', 'affluent' in English, and the word 'well-off' comes closest to meaning.
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It's too difficult to take care of a well off and happy girl until the end of her life...beacause of poverty. It's too difficult to take care of a well You need a hyphen after "well-" because it precedes a noun. Example 1: She is well known. Example 2: She is a well-educated person. |
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