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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Redo or rewrap verb

Is it correct to redo or rewrap packaging?
If you can find a way to redo the packaging so that the DVD looks new, you can hid things in the DVD.

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"redo the packaging" sounds OK to me. It should be "you can hide things". Being pedantic, I would say that you hide things in the DVD case (since the DVD is the disc itself).

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  • "redo the packaging" sounds OK to me.
  • It should be "you can hide things".
  • Being pedantic, I would say that you hide things in the DVD case (since the DVD is the disc itself).
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"redo the packaging" sounds OK to me.

It should be "you can hide things".

Being pedantic, I would say that you hide things in the DVD case (since the DVD is the disc itself).
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Doesn't packaging refer to design like the DVD cover. I'm just taking about the plastic around it.
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In a different context, "redo the packaging" could refer to redesigning artwork, but in your sentence I would understand it to mean putting the packaging back to how it was before the contents were tampered with. In that case, "packaging" may refer to anything enclosing the actual disk, which would include the plastic case, the plastic wrapping around it, etc.
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