Which is correct — email me [on at] x@y. com? Which variant is the correct one: email me on xxx@xxx com email me at xxx@xxx com email me to xxx@xxx com Or should another preposition go there?
Email me and mail to me - English Language Usage Stack Exchange I cannot understand the question Are you claiming that “send me an e-mail” and “send a mail to me” are correct but “send me a mail” and “send an e-mail to me” are incorrect? If so, I doubt that claim
Is re-email an actual word? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange The principal reason you won't find every valid re- word in a dictionary is becuase re- is a productive prefix, which can easily be used to form words with a predictable meaning -- as long as the meaning is the most obvious "repeat" Thus re-email would mean to send another email I doubt that you can make re-email into a noun, though, which is what the preposition by requires
e-mail me or e-mail to me? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange "E-mail me the check" sounds right to me, and "e-mail to me the check" does not "E-mail the check to me" however, does sound correct This is typical of ditransitive verbs in English: there is a choice between "me" as a direct object (without a preposition) and an indirect object (with a preposition), but the choice is often dictated by things like word order and whether or not the objects