Question

is this correct for hypens?You should continue to build-up your pension

Accepted Answer

noYou should NOT put a hyphen within phrasal verbs - verbs made up of a main verb and an adverb or preposition. For example:(e.g. stop off, break in)# however, if phrasal verb is in a noun function then you should hyphenated - There was a build-up of traffic on the ring road.

Front	is this correct for hypens? You should continue to build-up your pension
Back	no You should NOT put a hyphen within phrasal verbs - verbs made up of a main verb and an adverb or preposition. For example: (e.g. stop off, break in) # however, if phrasal verb is in a noun function then you should hyphenated - There was a build-up of traffic on the ring road.

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