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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Replying an email
Can I say,
He is replying his friend an email.
He is replying to his friend an email.
He is replying message to his friend through an email.
He is replying and sending an email to his friend.
He is replying an email (to his friend).
He is replying his friend an email.
He is replying to his friend an email.
He is replying message to his friend through an email.
He is replying and sending an email to his friend.
He is replying an email (to his friend).
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None of those is quite correct. You could say:- He is replying to his friend's email. [It would be assumed that the response was also by email, unless something else was specified] He is replying to his friend by email.
- None of those is quite correct.
- You could say:- He is replying to his friend's email.
- [It would be assumed that the response was also by email, unless something else was specified] He is replying to his friend by email.
- [ The original message might have been by a method other than email] He is replying by email to his friend.
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None of those is quite correct.
You could say:-
He is replying to his friend's email. [It would be assumed that the response was also by email, unless something else was specified]
He is replying to his friend by email. [The original message might have been by a method other than email]
He is replying by email to his friend.
You could say:-
He is replying to his friend's email. [It would be assumed that the response was also by email, unless something else was specified]
He is replying to his friend by email. [The original message might have been by a method other than email]
He is replying by email to his friend.
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