e-mail

Send me an email tonight, please.

Please send an email tomorrow morning.

When I am in the office, I will send you an email.

For registration on that network you need an email and a password.

He often sends an email.

If the information on the page is wrong, the teacher sends us the correct schedule by email.

In the price of the course everything is included, including the digital material and additional tools that we receive by email.

I receive an email every day.

If I forget to pay the subscription for the magazine, I receive a polite notification by email.

The email was sent this morning.

The summary is finished, so I will send it by email.

You can send the form by email, or you can bring it in person.

If you have time tomorrow, send me an email.

The teacher showed me how to print a document and attach it to an email.

Tomorrow I will download the file and attach it to the email.

Can you send me the form via email?

In a message I often write the abbreviation “npr.”, but in a formal email I prefer to write the whole expression.

In a formal email I almost never use an exclamation mark, but in a message to a female friend I sometimes use it.

I receive a lot of emails at work, but this morning I opened only one, because I was expecting an important reply from the professor.

I usually confirm the appointment by email as soon as I get the exact address.

I will add the report as an attachment to the email, so that the boss can open it immediately.

Can you forward me that email with the attachment as soon as you receive it?