In End a letter^x, Verbs^x

Whether e-mail, letter, post card/postcard or whatver you are writing is countable or uncountable is of no consequence. It all depends on the verb.I'll send you a letter. = I'll send a letter to you. I'll write you a letter. (Common in AmE.) = I'll write a letter to you....

It's a very difficult subject - to use 'to'or 'for' My family is very important to me. That is the right sentence. a) I sent a letter to Mary. In that sentence I wrote a letter to Mary and sent it to her in another city, country... b) I sent a letter for Mary. In that one Mary wrote a...

forward (noun) front attacker in a sport such as soccer (adjective) towards the front/future. (verb) send a letter to any other address reverse (noun) the complete opposite of what is expected to be normal. (adjective) opposite to what is expected to be normal. (verb) put something in the...

Please send her a mail. > Please send her a letter. Please send her an e-mail. Please send a mail to her. > Please send a letter to her. Please send an e-mail to her. Please send to her a mail. (This sounds a bit odd to me, but I would want to know if this construct is grammatical) Not...