Hyphens at the End of Lines

Read each word. Then, rewrite it by using a hyphen to show how it could be divided at the end of a line of text. If you are unsure where one syllable ends and the next begins, check a dictionary. Word: graceful

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Read each word. Then, rewrite it by using a hyphen to show how it could be divided at the end of a line of text. If you are unsure where one syllable ends and the next begins, check a dictionary. Word: season

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Read each word. Then, rewrite it by using a hyphen to show how it could be divided at the end of a line of text. If you are unsure where one syllable ends and the next begins, check a dictionary. Word: perfect

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Read each word. Then, rewrite it by using a hyphen to show how it could be divided at the end of a line of text. If you are unsure where one syllable ends and the next begins, check a dictionary. Word: partner

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Read each word. Then, rewrite it by using a hyphen to show how it could be divided at the end of a line of text. If you are unsure where one syllable ends and the next begins, check a dictionary. Word: dinner

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Read each sentence. Then, rewrite the incorrectly divided word, showing how it should be divided, if at all. Remember that one-syllable words should not be divided. Word: going

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Read each sentence. Then, rewrite the incorrectly divided word, showing how it should be divided, if at all. Remember that one-syllable words should not be divided. Word: sandwich

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Read each sentence. Then, rewrite the incorrectly divided word, showing how it should be divided, if at all. Remember that one-syllable words should not be divided. Word: sister

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Read each sentence. Then, rewrite the incorrectly divided word, showing how it should be divided, if at all. Remember that one-syllable words should not be divided. Word: happy

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Read each sentence. Then, rewrite the incorrectly divided word, showing how it should be divided, if at all. Remember that one-syllable words should not be divided. Word: fourteen

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