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they notify me by an email vs they notify me through an email

Both phrases are correct, but "they notify me by email" is more commonly used in English. The preposition "by" is typically used to indicate the means of communication, while "through" can also be used but is less common in this context.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 753 views

they notify me by an email

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone is informed or updated using email as the means of communication.
  • Our first review is an email from ChoBeatsCho97.
  • Removing attachments from an email might invalidate its signature.
  • Notify me or Agent Callaway immediately.
  • I have an email alert for Rachel McAdams.
  • I just got an email from United.
  • It's an email from Ron LaFlamme.
  • Richard, I just got an email from the guys at Midland-Oak.
  • I got an email saying our drawings violate the building code.
  • I got an email that said I'd won some contest.
  • Allison's dad woke up to an email this morning from Uber saying she booked a car in his account last night.
  • I just got an email from Louis.
  • He got an email from Lorrie Tate about me.
  • I just need reply to an email.
  • I'll send you an email about it.
  • And there's me just doing an email for the insurers.
  • Catelyn... I received an email this afternoon from the lab.
  • So I got an email from your mom.
  • She's accepted a photo in an email.
  • I just sent everyone an email with the info.
  • I just got an email from clm solutions too.

Alternatives:

  • they notify me by email
  • they notify me via email
  • they inform me by email

they notify me through an email

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

This phrase can also be used to indicate that someone is informed or updated using email as the means of communication, but it is less common than using "by email".
  • The Djinn found me through an agency I work with.
  • My chanting, actually, has gotten me through an awful lot of... things.
  • He hired me through an agency and he conducts all of his business by phone.
  • So, take me through an average day, and then, you talk, I find the problem.
  • They rerouted me through an endless series of alleys!
  • Our first review is an email from ChoBeatsCho97.
  • Removing attachments from an email might invalidate its signature.
  • Notify me or Agent Callaway immediately.
  • I have an email alert for Rachel McAdams.
  • I just got an email from United.
  • It's an email from Ron LaFlamme.
  • Richard, I just got an email from the guys at Midland-Oak.
  • I got an email saying our drawings violate the building code.
  • I got an email that said I'd won some contest.
  • Allison's dad woke up to an email this morning from Uber saying she booked a car in his account last night.
  • I just got an email from Louis.
  • He got an email from Lorrie Tate about me.
  • I just need reply to an email.
  • I'll send you an email about it.
  • And there's me just doing an email for the insurers.

Alternatives:

  • they notify me by email
  • they notify me via email
  • they inform me by email

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