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did you received email? vs did you receive mail?

The correct phrase is "Did you receive an email?". The verb "receive" should be in the past simple form "received" and the noun should be "an email" instead of just "email". The second phrase, "Did you receive mail?", is also correct but it refers to physical mail rather than electronic mail.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 1440 views

did you received email?

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "receive" should be in the past simple form "received".

The correct form is "Did you receive an email?" when referring to electronic mail.

Alternatives:

  • Did you receive an email?
  • Have you received an email?
  • Have you got an email?
  • Have you received any emails?
  • Have you received my email?

did you receive mail?

This phrase is correct. It refers to physical mail rather than electronic mail.

Use this phrase when asking about physical mail that has been received.

Alternatives:

  • Did you get mail?
  • Have you received any mail?
  • Have you got any mail?
  • Have you received the mail?
  • Have you received your mail?

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