[ Vocabulary & Grammar ]
to argue for or support a cause
A. ambiguous
B. bipartisan
C. archetype
D. advocate
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Identify the sentence that uses correct hyphenation.
A. The ex-president gave advice to the governor-elect.
B. The ex-president gave advice to the governor elect.
C. The ex president gave advice to the governor-elect.