Read the passage. hanna and ai-lin had to wait in line for three hours to buy concert tickets. then, they had to park a mile away and wait for forty five minutes to get into the stadium. over one thousand people attended the concert! to correct the punctuation error in the passage, the writer should hyphenate “three hours.” “a mile.” “forty five.” “one thousand.”

forty-five

Numbers that are two words should be hyphenated if they are below one hundred. This rule means that one thousand is not hyphenated. Adjectives and nouns are not connected with a hyphen. This makes "three hours" and "a mile" not hyphenated.

The correct answer is C. "Forty five"

Explanation:

The hyphen (-) is a punctuation mark whose main purpose is to link two or more words in cases to show the reader the words linked work as one in terms of meaning, additionally to this, there are rules that establish the cases in which the hyphen should be used this includes using hyphen in compound adjectives or nouns, use hyphens to clarify the meaning of a sentence, using hyphen in fractions and using hyphen in compound numbers that are between twenty-one and ninety-nine. Considering this, in the case of the passage presented in the question the punctuation error in terms hyphen use are the words "forty five" because these should be hyphen as they are in the range of numbers in which grammatical speaking hyphen is a must. Thus, to correct the punctuation error in the passage the writer should hyphenate "forty five".

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