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Corrections in a formal letter: 'With reference to...' Mon Dec 04, 2006 8:15 am  Corrections in a formal letter: 'With reference to...'		  
Hi

Do you find the following OK? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Dear John

With reference to Mr. Proctor’s email regarding ‘the detailed appraisal of the book list’, could you please confirm with him if there is any specific format for it or could we design one for the same?

Tom

PS: I was a bit doubtful about the use of the second 'could'.
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Correction Mon Dec 04, 2006 10:41 am  Correction		  
Hi Tom,

Your sentence:

Quote:
With reference to Mr. Proctor’s email regarding ‘the detailed appraisal of the book list’, could you please confirm with him if there is any specific format for it or could we design one for the same?

My suggestion:

With reference to ... regarding (ABOUT) the detailed appraisal of the book list, could you please (WOULD YOU KINDLY) confirm with him if there is any specific format (REQUIRED) or it or (ALTERNATIVELY) could we (WOULD WE BE ABLE TO) design one for (IT) the same?

Just refinements really, rather than corrections.

A
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