Using Hyphens and Format Letters with Multiple Addresses

Using Hyphens and Format Letters with Multiple Addresses.

You use a hyphen when two or more words have the force of a single modifier before a noun. These are called compound adjectives. Another reason you would use a hyphen is when numbers are compounded with words and they have the force of a single modifier. Examples are :

• He is a 45-year-old male in critical condition.
• We work a 40-hour week.
• self-inflicted knife wound
• new-car salesman

When typing letters with multiple addresses you always type the first address return 2x and then you type the second address. This makes the letter look professional and clean. you can find ways to format this online.