Complete the travel blogger's post by dragging the correct phrases into the blanks.

We endured a three-hour flight just to visit this highly rated restaurant.

We endured a three-hour flight just to visit this highly rated restaurant.

When a number and a noun form an adjective before another noun (like "flight"), we use a singular noun and a hyphen (three-hour).

However, we NEVER use a hyphen when the compound adjective starts with an adverb ending in "-ly" (highly rated).