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Dear English teachers,
are my following sentences grammatical correct?
1)It is because that the terms of the main contract would be applied mutadis mutandis to the subcontract.
2)The said arbitration clause would be incorporated into the subcontract.

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@Loh Jane,

in the first sentence, "that" is not needed, and the latin phrase can be italicized:

It is because that the terms of the main contract would be applied mutadis mutandis to the subcontract.

the second sentence is fine...

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@Region Philbis,

Thanks, the writer who wrote my textbooks likes to use wrong grammar to confuse people.

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@Loh Jane,

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likes to use [wrong] incorrect grammar to confuse people.

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@JTT,

Thanks JTT.

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@Loh Jane,

Btw, the right phrase is mutatis mutandis..

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@timur,

Thanks,the phrase is given by the textbook.

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