Correct spellings for TE-YEAR
- ten-year The ten-year anniversary of their first date was coming up.
If you meant "te-year" but actually intended to write "ten-year", don't worry, mistakes happen. Here's the correct suggestion: "ten-year". This phrase refers to a period of ten years and is often used when discussing long-term plans, investments or trends. Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure accurate communication.
