Is this sentence correct? to give it a context: it's about the paycard's date of an expiring Don't brake it! It must will has been working by 2035 and is it possible to replace "by" with "untill"?

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Is this sentence correct? to give it a context: it's about the paycard's date of an expiring Don't brake it! It must will has been working by 2035 and is it possible to replace "by" with "untill"? thanks in advance ^u^

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The word "brake" means to stop, perhaps use the word "break" which means to separate. In context, are you "cutting" the card? "Don't cut it! It will work until 2035." or "Don't break it! It will work until 2035"

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