Which sentence has a hyphen where it should not be?

I ordered sugar-free coffee this afternoon.

The broadband company I chose had a very low set-up fee.

There was a break-in at his friend’s place around midnight.

The team continued to build-up its momentum in the second quarter.

Question

Which sentence has a hyphen where it should not be?

 
I ordered sugar-free coffee this afternoon.

 
The broadband company I chose had a very low set-up fee.

 
There was a break-in at his friend’s place around midnight.

 
The team continued to build-up its momentum in the second quarter.

anonymous · Answer

@KyanTheDoodle

anonymous · Answer

@Phebe

phebe · Answer

what you think?

anonymous · Answer

I think 
The broadband company I chose had a very low set-up fee.

phebe · Answer

YES!
that is correct
the answer is B
see it wasnt hard 
you knew the answer

phebe · Answer

ima give you medal
Good job!

anonymous · Answer

it was wrong

phebe · Answer

can u explain that because B an d were the only posibble right answers

phebe · Answer

well im sry
i thought i was right
My bad for getting you wrong
i should have read it again

kyanthedoodle · Answer

It's D, ya sillies. It should be build up, because that's just what it's doing. it's not a phrase of any sort, it's actually building up.

phebe · Answer

The broadband company I chose had a very low set-up fee.
i assumed set-up should have been spelled like (setup) but i was wrong

phebe · Answer

Yeah i knew it was out of B or D

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Well that's okay, we all make mistakes. Even me sometimes.

phebe · Answer

TRue!

anonymous · Answer

The correct answer is 'D'- "The team continued to build-up its momentum in the second quarter."