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Latest post Mon, Nov 2 2009 9:50 PM by Clive. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  960130 Mon, 02 Nov 09 09:46 PM
can i say the below sentence in a letter as follows :

 

" Reference to the above mentioned subject and your letter dated on 22nd of October,09 ..Please find below..blabla"

 

Is it right to write it " dated " or " dated on " ?
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Clive  +  960132 Mon, 02 Nov 09 09:50 PM
Hi,

 

I never use or read 'on'.

 

Say with / in reference to . .

 

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