7) Divide words with prefixes or suffixes between the prefix or suffix and the rest part of the word: un·like, re·inforce·ment, un·like, re·inforce·ment, un·expect·ed. 8) Do not divide the last word on the next page. If there is not enough space for a sentence left at the last line of the page, you should write the whole sentence on the next page. 9) Avoid dividing proper names of people or places, like Fran·ce, Jordan, R. · R.
2. Word Division
1) 1. Never divide one-syllable words such as onethrough, space, break and rush. rush. 2) Do not put a single letter of a word at the end or at the beginning of a line, even if that single letter makes up a syllable, such as a·cute, hand· hand·y. 3) Do not put a two-letter syllable at the twobeginning of a line: stat·ed, period·ic. 4) Do not make divisions in a way that may cause confusion to the reader: tax·is, leaf·let, plea·sant.
5) Divide hyphenated words only at the hyphen: kindkind-hearted, self-respect, son-in-law. selfson-in6) ds with double twoconsonants between two consonants: bat·ter, smug·gle. smug·gle.