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Henry74 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Email and date

Hi,

Can I use a date as an attribute for "email"?
If I wrote an email on June 12th and I am and still waiting for a reply, would it be correct to say:
- I'm still waiting for a reply to my June 12th email.

Is that how you would say it, or would you prefer "... reply to the mail that I sent on June 12th"?

Thanks a lot for your help
H.
  

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Can I use a date as an attribute for "email"? If I wrote an email on June 12th and I am and still waiting for a reply, would it be correct to say: - I'm still waiting for a reply to my June 12th email. Fine, very common.

— Clive

  • Can I use a date as an attribute for "email"?
  • If I wrote an email on June 12th and I am and still waiting for a reply, would it be correct to say: - I'm still waiting for a reply to my June 12th email.
  • Fine, very common.
  • Is that how you would say it, or would you prefer "...
  • reply to the mail that I sent on June 12th"?
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Can I use a date as an attribute for "email"?
If I wrote an email on June 12th and I am and still waiting for a reply, would it be correct to say:
- I'm still waiting for a reply to my June 12th email. Fine, very common.

Is that how you would say it, or would you prefer "... reply to the mail that I sent on June 12th"?
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You could also say "my email of June 12."
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