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Q&A What causes people to write compound words as distinct words?

People often write compound words as distinct words due to language habits, lack of awareness about correct spelling, or varying conventions in different regions or contexts. The rules for combinin...

posted 7mo ago by deleted user

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#1: Initial revision by (deleted user) · 2024-08-29T07:47:25Z (7 months ago) 
People often write compound words as distinct words due to language habits, lack of awareness about correct spelling, or varying conventions in different regions or contexts. The rules for combining words into compounds can vary, leading to inconsistencies in usage.