Help me correct this sentence, "Do you know how I can receive a notifi...?"

Chaitatp,

"....when the topic I am interested in got a reply?"
or
"....when the topic I am interested in received a reply?"

Either one can be used. Also, please note the insertion of "in".
Hope that helps.

thanks thanks

I would highly recommend the present tense, Chaitatp:

'Do you know how I can receive a notification e-mail when the topic I am interested in gets/receives a reply?'

Thank you...

I wonder if I can say it in this form MrM, (my not well-trained eyes don't find the 'bridge' between notificacion and e-mail):
'Do you know how I can receive a notification via e-mail when the topic I am interested in gets/receives a reply?'
or
'Do you know how I can

well,i think it would be better if u say :

...when the topic im interested in gets replies

but im not sure:)

Replies is fine too, Tas-y1n.

Notification in my form of the sentence, Latin, is an adjective modifying email: notification email, deletion email, etc. Your first sentence is also fine (notification via e-mail)-- it just uses a different structure to say the same thing. In your second sentence, however, the phrase an e-mail notification e-m

Ups, I'm sorry it was an extra ctrl+c, I intended to say just: an e-mail notification, is this OK?

Hi,

Normal English is Do you know how I can receive a notification e-mail when the topic I am interested in gets a reply?

Best wishes, Clive

(Sorry, for some strange reason I didn't see all the replies before I posted this!)