Modifying Another Word

• then: Also, if anyone has any photos from the event then e-mail them in and I'll stick a few on the site.

• always: However donât worry if you forget your password â you can always e-mail us to retrieve it.

• n't: Please do n't e-mail me about this tune as I have never carried it out, please use the forum.

• only: This Followed daily telephone calls to Sky who could only e-mail the technicians without any success.

• regularly: And what's more, we will regularly e-mail you to remind you to update your contact list.

• either: You can then either e-mail the whole spreadsheet back or print it out and send that.

Modifies a noun

• address: Full postal address, telephone and fax numbers and e-mail address.

• inquiry: You will be responsible for generating and sending a monthly e-newsletter, liaising with overseas groups and responding to telephone and e-mail enquiries.

• communication: Deal with day-to-day duties to include writing letters and putting together e-mail communications.

• list: Provides consumers a way to opt out of telephone, mail and e-mail contact lists.

• contact: This includes the students ' homepage and e-mail contact.

• support: In addition there is e-mail support from the program leader.

Used with adjective complement

• please: For groups of 16+ adults or 10+ rooms, please e-mail our Groups Department.

• do: Please don't e-mail me about this tune as I have never carried it out, please use the forum.