week-end or weekend?

And for me is goodbye and no one.

I'm from the UK but I'm guessing that Uriel and nensy are from the US and that that's why there's a difference between how we spell no-one.

I guess no-one spelling will be considered obsolete, just like to-morrow, week-end or good-by. It's a question of time.

I dunno I was always taught to use no-one and if we missed out the hyphen then we were marked down. And no I didn't finish school ages ago, in fact I'm going to be finishing in 2 months time. Not so obsolete in my corner of the world.

No-one (with hyphen) looks ugly.
Yuck yuck.

Can't speak for nensy, but yes, I'm from the US. I've always thought of no-one as a British spelling.

No-one is not turned into a compound word as most people would think the double o would be unacceptably odd looking: 'noone'. There is an alternative but very rare spelling I like: 'noöne'.

Similarly co-operate can be spelled coöperate and co-ordinate as coördinate, re-enact as reënact etc.

Whichever which way you spell it.....it's the WEEKEND / WEEK-END again. Hae a guid one!

Hyphenated words always give problems but the general practice is to run them all through as one unit with no hypen even though some of them look a wee bit weird when the second part begins with a vowel...reestablish, reorganise, reiterate (although that is accepted without question more or less).

that

The whole sentence says:

Sorry. It is just that I blew the final (failed the final exams) and now my parents are going to get all bent out of shape (get angry). I like totally drew a blank on everything (I couldn't think of the answer to any of the questions).

Thank you!