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Grammar Check, please

"Please find enclosed with this letter a copy of Podunk Hospital's Release of Lien for the amount of $302.00."

Release of Lien is the title of the document I'm sending a copy of, belonding to Podunk Hospital.

Re: Grammar Check, please

  • WzzWzz member
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    edited March 2013
    i think belonding is wrong.    ;)

    I would write:

    "Enclosed with this letter is a copy of Podunk Hospital's Release of Lien for the amount of $302.00."
  • Where we would say:

    Enclosed please find a copy of Podunk Hospital's Release of Lien in the amount of $302.00.
  • So basically, I'm not gramatically incorrect though?  Just different arrangement of what seems like the first three-four words?

    B/c Diva has told me it's gramatically incorrect.  HIs wording is better, I think, but I'm just peeved that he's saying my grammar is bad.

    His:

    "Please find enclosed with this letter a copy of Freeman Hospital’s lien release in the amount of $744.00".
  • Neither is wrong, I guess.  Just a matter of style.
  • Well, that's what I thought.

    I've done too much work w/out any complaint, I suppose. He always has to find something or his day is incomplete.
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