The phrase 'a email' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you should use the phrase 'an email'. For example, "I sent an email to my boss asking for a raise."
Ali Salem Tamek, the vice-president of Codesa, a Sahrawi human rights collective, said in a email: "It is amazing to have green energy.
4. To enter the Prize Draw you must send your name, address and telephone number in a email to [email protected].
That should be no defence if a message was posted on Twitter -- users ought to know by now that a tweet is more like a broadcast than a email -- though it might protect emails themselves.
According to Kaspersky, one of its most effective methods of intrusion involved hiding a virus inside a email message that played a Career Builder ad from Super Bowl XL.
It wrote a letter addressed to Mr Stevenson's late mother, Jean Campbell, which was then followed up with a email asking why she was leaving.
Capacity limited Easy to do (e.g. limit the number of megabytes in a Email box), but it doesn't always work for a product.
