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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Preposition used before an E-mail address

Hello, I'd like to know which preposition should be used before an E-mail address in phrases like "write, send, etc. AT?TO XXX@XXX", is there any difference between 'AT' and 'TO' here, does it depend on the verb? Thank you in advance.
  

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Hi,

Please show us a sentence.

Clive
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For example:

Please send the information by E-mail TO?AT ***@***.

OR:

Please send the information TO the Committee TO?AT ***@***


I wonder if there is any general rule on how to use prepositions with E-mail addresses and what I should take into account when trying to choose the proper one.

It would be nice to see some examples demon
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Hi,
For example:

Please send the information by E-mail TO?AT ***@***.
If only an address is specified, say to ***@yyyyyyy

If both a person and an address is specified,
say eg to Tom at x
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