English Language & Usage Asked by exnihilo on September 30, 2021
As I’m not an ELL, I’m posting this question here.
It seems that both are grammatically correct:
"Please send those documents into my e-mail"
"Please send those documents to my e-mail"
What are the differences in semantics in these two usages? It seems "into my e-mail" signifies documents being in the e-mail mailbox, and "to my e-mail" is really an ellipsis of "to my e-mail address"?
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