TeX - LaTeX Asked by ZaanWELLIES96 on April 23, 2021
Currently I have to do something like this:
In addition, the linebreak knowledge retention rate of the students also increased by almost 12% when questions were reintroduced.
Otherwise knowledge would be separated in the pdf like: knowl-edge.
Any help, please?
Sample document:
documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
begin{document}
Some words words words.
In addition, the knowledge retention rate of the students also
increased by almost 12% when questions were reintroduced.
end{document}
The twocolumn
option is meant to show the line break without making too long sentences.
According to the Webster dictionary, knowl-edge
is the correct hyphenation in American English.
The British English hyphenation seems to differ (it's very common):
documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
usepackage[british]{babel}
begin{document}
Some words words words.
In addition, the knowledge retention rate of the students also
increased by almost 12% when questions were reintroduced.
end{document}
Now it's up to you to decide between US or UK English hyphenation rules and spelling. If you want to override the hyphenation and still use US English, add
hyphenation{know-ledge}
to your document preamble.
documentclass[twocolumn]{article}
hyphenation{know-ledge}
begin{document}
Some words words words.
In addition, the knowledge retention rate of the students also
increased by almost 12% when questions were reintroduced.
end{document}
The output will be the same as in the second picture above.
Correct answer by egreg on April 23, 2021
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