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Rahul Shah Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

You will be charged for all time that we incurred while preparing for your matter and is over and above the time of our meeting.

Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks in advance
  

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You will be charged for all time that we employed in preparing for your matter over and above the time of our meeting.

— Mister Micawber

  • You will be charged for all time that we employed in preparing for your matter over and above the time of our meeting.
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You will be charged for all time that we employed in preparing for your matter over and above the time of our meeting.
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Thanks for your advice.

Do you think this would be grammatically incorrect?

We can confirm that we charge on an hourly basis. You will be charged for all time that we incur on your behalf. This includes, but is not limited to, preparing for your matter, reviewing and preparing documents and meeting with you.
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You need to revise by deleting unnecessary verbiage:

We charge on an hourly basis for all time that we employ on your behalf. This includes, but is not limited to, preparing for your matter, reviewing and preparing documents, and meeting with you.
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