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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Use of by/through/on/via
I am confused on what to use when I say the following:
Send the documents via/by/through/using email.
Please call use and register on/using/by/through phone.
Which words are correct for the examples above? I thinks several of then can be used for each!
Please advise.
Thank you in advance.
Send the documents via/by/through/using email.
Please call use and register on/using/by/through phone.
Which words are correct for the examples above? I thinks several of then can be used for each!
Please advise.
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Send the documents via/by email. Please call use and registe r by phone.
- Send the documents via/by email.
- Please call use and registe r by phone.
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Send the documents via/by email.
Please call use and register by phone.
Please call use and register by phone.
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1. I would use by. The others are grammatical, but not natural.
2. By phone is the only one that sounds natural to me. However, using "call us" and "by phone" is redundant. Suggestion: Please call us to register or Please register by phone.
2. By phone is the only one that sounds natural to me. However, using "call us" and "by phone" is redundant. Suggestion: Please call us to register or Please register by phone.
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