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I asked her for an email vs I asked her for the email

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'I asked her for an email' is more general and implies asking for any email, while 'I asked her for the email' is more specific and implies asking for a particular email. The choice between the two depends on the level of specificity you want to convey.

Last updated: March 15, 2024

I asked her for an email

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when asking someone to provide an email in a general sense, without specifying a particular email.
  • I had some questions about the insurance claims and before I left the office I asked her for an email I could reach the office at - she gave me her personal email (I had no idea this was a personal email). Obviously I emailed her at that address ...
  • Called and Irma Nino quoted rent and fees and then I asked her for an email to confirm all we discussed. I received an Email that had Rents and fee's 600.00 over her orginial quote.. Disappointing. Seems like the old Bait and Switch. I would ...
  • I asked her for an email or fax so I can scan it. She stated that she didn't have one but if I could drop it to the store (Atlantic Shores Blvd. Hallandale, FL 33009). So later that evening on February 25th around 6PM, I went to the actual location ...
  • This week, I had the opportunity to review the CAREEREALISM site, and I have to say that the place is pretty amazing. First off, I want to say that J.T. O'Donnell is a career coach ninja. When I asked her for an email interview, she latched onto ...

Alternatives:

  • I asked her for her email address
  • I asked her to send me an email

I asked her for the email

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when asking someone for a specific email, such as a particular message or attachment.
  • I asked her for the email address and she didn't know it. She said there is an email link on the website. I told her that there is not, only an anonymous "contact us" form. She put me on hold again to check the website. She returned with the "I' m ...
  • I asked her for the email address to use and she told me there wasn't one! Surely this isn't the NEW American Airlines, is it? This isn't even a matter of the challenges of merging airlines together. This has been a long-standing ...
  • I asked her for the email of her manager so I could express my gratitude and compliment her extra effort on my family's behalf. Thank you Janet." Brian E. Dean, CFA, CPA - Executive Vice President. "Please pass along my thanks to Lynn for ...
  • Mar 1, 2013 ... When I paid the cashier I asked her for the email address of the owner, I told her I wanted to send him a note about the great service I had experienced. She gladly gave me his email address and made sure I knew her name ...

Alternatives:

  • I asked her for the email she sent yesterday
  • I asked her for the email with the attachment

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