Hyphenated Adjectives Exercise 1

1. I lived in a two-hundred-years-old house in Rome.

2. He bought a three-hundred-dollars suit.

3. The teacher told us to read the five-hundred-page book.

4. I have four fifty-minutes classes every day.

5. She has just bought a new four-door Ford.

6. We signed up for a three-hour lab.

7. The police suspected a thirty-years-old man.

8. My mother bought some five-dollars-a-pound cheese.

9. John got a ten-speed bicycle for his birthday.

10. I visited the five-thousand-years-old pyramids in Egypt last summer.

11. John and Sue brought me a two-ounces bottle of French perfume.

12. My parents are going on a four-week European tour next month.

13. Most ten-month-old babies cannot walk.

14. They are studying the five-hundred-pages manual.

15. The Smiths have just purchased a ten-rooms house.

1. F, two-hundred-year-old house

2. F, three-hundred-dollar suit

3. T

4. F, fifty-minute classes

5. T

6. T

7. F, thirty-year-old man

8. F, five-dollar-a-pound cheese

9. T

10.F, five-thousand-year-old pyramids

11.F, two-ounce bottle

12.T

13.T

14. F, five-hundred-page manual

15.F, ten-room house

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