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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Are these sentences grammatically correct?

We would like to confirm that we have made the contract with you for leasing a vehicle with a driver for 10 hours a day, not 8 hours, so we'll pay only for the same.
If any hours after your said timing that you calculate as overtime during our contract, the expenses will be borne by yourself.
  

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It is confusing: 10 hours is more (better) than 8 hours on a contract for the lessee.

— Mister Micawber

  • It is confusing: 10 hours is more (better) than 8 hours on a contract for the lessee.
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It is confusing: 10 hours is more (better) than 8 hours on a contract for the lessee.
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Thank you for helping me to correct my sentences.

We are renting a vehicle with driver for 10 hours a day, but they are charging cost for overtime after the 8 hrs cut-off period.
This is violating the contract and we need to state that we will not pay the overtime payment. Can I write the sentences below.

We would like to confirm that we have made the contract with you for re
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We are renting a vehicle with driver for 10 hours a day, but they are charging cost for overtime after the 8 hrs cut-off period.
This is violating the contract -- If that is explicit in the contract, then you should indicate where in the contract it appears. Your statement can be made simpler and clearer like this:

We would like to confirm that we contracted with
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