Just press ENTER prior to your first word, to shift the two words to the beginning of the next line.
ANS:Making a hard break, as in the initial answer recommends can have unexpected effects when you apply formatting.When you don't want Word to break between two words, hold down the CTRL and SHIFT keys as you press the Spacebar. This inserts a non-breaking space.
You can also insert the non-breaking space from the menu bar if you think Ctrl+Shift+Space isn't a sufficient challenge:
Instead of just hitting the space bar between the words, use the key combination Crtl-Shift-Spacebar. That will force Word to treat multiple words (two or more) and the space(s) as a single word and will wrap the line accordingly.
All I think you can do is add it to your Dictionary
Use Non breaking space.
From upper toolbar menu pick:
Insert - Symbols - Special characters
For comprehensive tutorial see related link bellow.
Use Non breaking space.
From upper toolbar menu pick:
Insert - Symbols - Special characters
nonbreaking space
insert an non breaking space
i think you want a "hard space." press Ctrl+Shift+Space.
It is called non breaking space.You can insert it either using Symbols (Insert - Symbol) or use shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+Space
The non-breaking space. In Microsoft Word you get it by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Space together.
Press the insert key
A non-breaking hyphen is when you want two words to appear together on one line and not split over two lines. Once there is not enough space at the end of the line for the two words, both will be brought onto a new line, rather than having one on at the end of one line and the other at the start of the next line. So the two words and their hyphen are always kept as a single entity, and is therefore non-breaking. A non-breaking space works in the same way, always keeping two words that have a space between them on one line, like the name of a company.
because its 2 words not 1
pushkin
yes but no homework is two words but put together with not space (you spell it homework not home work)
Hyphen~ Because that is two different words put together, so that it is easier to say, write, etc. Space~ These are two words that either couldn't be combined, or the author chose not to. Together~ It has a different meaning. For example: Together is totally different than to get her. there curse words have you seen are we there yet yea they use them all the time when ice cube said blt(h!!!
It should be split into two separate words. Together it could be a proper name (title of book or film).