"has to why..." or "have to why..."
I’ll use the sentence below to demonstrate my question:

“I am writing these letters has to inquire about the opportunities to serve my apprenticeship in your company…...”

In the sentence above, should I change “…letters has to” to “…letters have to” for the grammatical reason that letters are pleural?
I am confused because I’ve never seen anyone use “have to” instead of “has to” in this sort of phraseology.

Question

"has to why..." or "have to why..."
I’ll use the sentence below to demonstrate my question:

“I am writing these letters has to inquire about the opportunities to serve my apprenticeship in your company…...”

In the sentence above, should I change “…letters has to” to “…letters have to” for the grammatical reason that letters are pleural?
I am confused because I’ve never seen anyone use “have to” instead of “has to” in this sort of phraseology.

Answer

You don't have to put 'has' or 'have'. It should be:
I am writing these letters to inquire about the opportunities to serve my apprenticeship in your company…...

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