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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Sending an e-mail
Hi,
I was wondering which grammar structure is correct when you ask somebody to e-mail you. Do you tell them either: "Send me an e-mail" or "Send an e-mail to me".
Thank you.
BR
Olek
I was wondering which grammar structure is correct when you ask somebody to e-mail you. Do you tell them either: "Send me an e-mail" or "Send an e-mail to me".
Thank you.
BR
Olek
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Hi, Both are fine, although #1 is a tiny bit shorter. In either case, don't forget to say 'please'. Clive
- Hi, Both are fine, although #1 is a tiny bit shorter.
- In either case, don't forget to say 'please'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are fine, although #1 is a tiny bit shorter.
In either case, don't forget to say 'please'.
Both are fine, although #1 is a tiny bit shorter.
In either case, don't forget to say 'please'.
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