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muni
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 Posted: Tue May 20, 2003 11:49 am Post subject: mail |
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If I want to ask my friend whether or not he received my e-mail then can I ask that "did you receive my mail"
and is it correct to say that "I mailed to yesterday"
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bud
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Muni, your first example is a good structure, but it'd be more usual to say "Did you receive my e-mail?" It's a very natural sentence.
I think you dropped a word in your second example. "I e-mailed to you yesterday." That would be ok, but more likely someone would say "I e-mailed you yesterday," or even better, "I sent you an e-mail yesterday." The preposition "to" is not needed and not usually used, although it is correct.
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muni
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Yes I dropped a word,I wanted to write "I mailed you yesterday"
Thanks for your help.
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