This document discusses the difference between hyphens and dashes in writing. Hyphens are used to connect two or more relevant words to show they form a single entity, such as in compound adjectives and nouns. Dashes are longer than hyphens and can be used to indicate interruptions or emphasis in sentences or to connect numbers and compound adjectives with equal parts. The key differences are that hyphens connect words, while dashes are used to emphasize or interrupt parts of sentences.

1. Hyphens & Dashes
How to use them and the difference between them.

2. Layout
 The difference between Hyphens and Dashes
 When to use Hyphens
 When to use Dashes
 How to make a Dash

3. The Difference Between Hyphens and Dashes
Hyphens
 (-) The purpose of using Hyphens is
to connect two relevant words or
more, in order to show they are a
single entity.
Dashes
 (--) a Dash can be used to indicted
an interruption or emphasis in a
sentence, furthermore its used to
connect numbers.

4. The Difference Between Hyphens and Dashes (Examples)
Hyphens
 Compound Adjectives
free-range eggs
 Compound Nouns
do-it-yourself
 Prefix
re-enact
Dashes
 Time and Dates
The project will be delivered
January—June.
 Compound Adjectives with equal
parts.
The India—Pakistan issue.

5. Hyphens