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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Plastic-coat
Does the verb 'to plastic-coat' exist?
Would ie be correct to say:
"Where can I plastic-coat this card?"
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" It's probably not correct, though it probably is often said. In other words, if you said that sentence to someone, he or she would know exactly what you mean. If you go to onelook dot com, you can search several dictionaries at once.
- " It's probably not correct, though it probably is often said.
- In other words, if you said that sentence to someone, he or she would know exactly what you mean.
- If you go to onelook dot com, you can search several dictionaries at once.
- "Plastic-coat" is not a recognized verb.
- "
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Christine Christie"Where can I plastic-coat this card?"
It's probably not correct, though it probably is often said. In other words, if you said that sentence to someone, he or she would know exactly what you mean.
If you go to onelook dot com, you can search several dictionaries at once. "Plastic-coat" is not a recognized verb.
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