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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
highly-protected print
Is it ok to say "highly-protected print"?
Stamps on different kind of products, tickets, fiscal stamps and alike belong to the categhory of protected products while documents and most of other cards are in the cathegory of highly protected print.
Stamps on different kind of products, tickets, fiscal stamps and alike belong to the categhory of protected products while documents and most of other cards are in the cathegory of highly protected print.
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" in parentheses to show that they belong to the category of the products. "and most of other cards" - "and most other cards" (category) You don't use a hyphen with words that end in -ly -- an odd rule, since otherwise you would hyphenate that phrase to make it adjectival. Grammatically, the phrase you're questioning is fine, but I'm not sure what they are protected from?
- " in parentheses to show that they belong to the category of the products.
- "and most of other cards" - "and most other cards" (category) You don't use a hyphen with words that end in -ly -- an odd rule, since otherwise you would hyphenate that phrase to make it adjectival.
- Grammatically, the phrase you're questioning is fine, but I'm not sure what they are protected from?
- There's no meaning there for me.
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"and alike" is "and the like" or simply "etc."
You may want to put the "tickets, stamps, etc." in parentheses to show that they belong to the category of the products.
"and most of other cards" - "and most other cards"
(category)
You don't use a hyphen with words that end in -ly -- an odd rule, since otherwise you would hyphenate that phrase to make it adject
You may want to put the "tickets, stamps, etc." in parentheses to show that they belong to the category of the products.
"and most of other cards" - "and most other cards"
(category)
You don't use a hyphen with words that end in -ly -- an odd rule, since otherwise you would hyphenate that phrase to make it adject
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If you have a hologram or something similar on your card, it is protected because nobody can forge/falsify it. Perhaps I should use some other word, not protected.
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