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Is the correct form of the English phrase 'with reference to your previous communication we would like to'?
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∙ 9y ago
Answer Yes, that is correct as written... although it is obviously unfinished, and I would need to see the rest of the sentence to be sure it is correct. It looks right so far, and you seem to be on the right track. a) paraphrase b) Tell your mailer to include the entire message c) quote from the original message d) send two emails- one with the original message and one with the new message e) forward the attachment from the original email message
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