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am sending you letter with reference to is this phrased correctly?

The phrase "am sending you letter with reference to" is grammatically incorrect.

Here are some corrected ways to phrase it:

* "I am sending you this letter with reference to..." (This is the most common and grammatically correct way to phrase it.)

* "This letter is in reference to..."

* "Regarding..." (followed by the subject of the letter)

* "With regard to..." (followed by the subject of the letter)

For example, you could say:

* "I am sending you this letter with reference to your recent inquiry."

* "This letter is in reference to your order number 12345."

* "Regarding your recent order, I am writing to..."

* "With regard to your request for information, I am pleased to provide..."

Remember to choose the phrasing that best suits the tone and context of your letter.

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