Grammar checking

[Harsh Soni 3]

Can somebody please tell which of the following sentence is grammatically correct;
1. This book will appear interesting for those who are health-conscious.
2. This book will appear interesting for those who are health conscious.

Or both are grammatically correct.

[emily gholson]

Option number 2

[Harsh Soni 3]

Thanks for the reply. Can you please tell the reason (if your time allows)?

[Brett Linette]

If you wanted to play it safe, rather than saying those who are health-conscious, you could just say those who are conscious of their healthy.

[Charlize Venter]

Option two, the hyphen links the words. And, yes, if uncertain definitely play it safe by altering the sentence

[bookowlie]

Can somebody please tell which of the following sentence is grammatically correct;
1. This book will appear interesting for those who are health-conscious.
2. This book will appear interesting for those who are health conscious.

Or both are grammatically correct.

Option #2. You would only hyphenate the two words if they are used as an adjective before a noun. For example, "John and James are health-conscious people."

[Samuel Mamo]

I think the second one is right, because it is just a combination of two nouns; not a noun with, preposition or adjective.

[POETIC PACIFIC]

Yes, option number 2 is correct.