He bought a three ___________ suit.
Correct answer: C. Hundred-Dollar
- A. Hundred-Dollars
- B. Hundreds-Dollar
- C. Hundred-Dollar
- D. Hundreds-Dollars
Explanation
In a compound adjective before a noun, the number and dollar unit are hyphenated and the unit remains singular: “a three-hundred-dollar suit.” The plural form dollars is not used in this compound modifier.
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