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The phrase "emails were" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in any context where you need to describe an email or emails that have been sent or received. For example: "The emails were sent out to all employees announcing the changes to our vacation policy."
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His emails were good.
The emails were released in July.
Millions of emails were sent to HBO.
The two emails were 10 years apart.
Emails were sent to regular visitors.
The two emails were ten years apart.
Green confirmed that the emails were genuine.
"The emails were sensational and provocative.
My emails were crap," Adams said.
I always thought that those emails were the most damning.
Follow-up emails were sent over the next three months.
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