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replied to me vs replied me

Both "replied to me" and "replied me" are commonly used, but they have different meanings. "Replied to me" is correct when indicating that someone responded to a message or question directed at them. On the other hand, "replied me" is not a standard construction in English and is considered incorrect.

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replied to me

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when someone responds to a message or question directed at the speaker.

Examples:

  • He replied to me yesterday.
  • She always replies to me promptly.
  • Who replied to me in the group chat?
  • The teacher replied to me with some feedback.
  • I hope he will reply to me soon.
  • Commissioner Patten replied to me, as did the UK Foreign Office Minister Bradshaw, expressing concern and willingness to monitor the situation, which this House is raising with concern again today.
  • Mr Costa replied to me on 26 September by letter, requesting further information, particularly with regard to the use of body scanners, namely, as to how the Commission intended to use the body scanners should a positive opinion be given.
  • The Commissioner has replied to me on this subject.
  • And neither of them have replied to me.
  • Mrs Díez González, who appears to be the representative of the Spanish Government here, has replied to me.
  • Because I forwarded it to her, she replied to me.
  • I would like to thank the honourable Member for having replied to me in my own language.
  • He hasn't replied to me either.
  • Similarly, you replied to me a few days ago in writing, saying that you were expecting Greek proposals on an interim review of the overall programme by the end of September.
  • I remember that the Commissioner, our good friend Marcelino Oreja, replied to me with more words from Miguel de Cervantes, telling us of the sorcerers, who can deprive us of everything, but never of our hope.
  • You haven't replied to me for a while, does it mean you're busy finishing it up?
  • And your justice, is to lay off 300 workers! and he replied to me that he was not a Minister for Labour, and that this was a trade-union problem.
  • What action has been taken since the Commission replied to me in September 2003?

Alternatives:

  • responded to me
  • answered me
  • replied to my message
  • got back to me
  • replied to my question

replied me

This phrase is not a standard construction in English and is considered incorrect.


Alternatives:

  • replied to me
  • responded to me
  • answered me
  • replied to my message
  • got back to me

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