English Language & Usage Asked on June 14, 2021
I often see sentences like this–made when people don’t have the care or ability to input the correct character–where two hyphens are supposed to form an em-dash.
Based on the sizes of various dashes, I would assume you would represent them using hyphens as follows.
em-dash — : —
en-dash – : —
hyphen – : –
Is it correct to perform this substitution and are you really supposed to use two dashes rather than three in the case of the em-dash?
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