Past tense

I didn't receive the photo in the email.

thank you! another question is where to use "THE", like you have written "the photo" as a correction to my sentence.

wam0089I didn't receive a/the photo in my/the email. ... I haven't received a/the photo in my/the email.

As shown. Both are possible.

If you have been waiting for the photo, it is probably better to use the second one: I haven't received ....

CJ

CalifJimIf you have been waiting for the photo, it is probably better to use the second one: I haven't received ....

Yes, that works too because "email" doesn't have to refer to a single, email message. "....haven't received the photo by email or via email" are also fine.

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Pardon me. I couldn't hold it in anymore.

Aspara Guse-mail

Gus, it seems that both forms are possible (according to my dictionary).

Irregardless is also possible, according to my dictionary.

It's just a peeve of mine. Don't mind me!