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Nov 30, 2013 · English UK Southern Standard English. Nov 30, 2013. #2. I think that "by" sounds the most unlikely of the four. Both "via" and "through" can carry the sense of ' by means of' and would work in some contexts (for example, I do my shopping ___ the internet) as an alternative to "on". The other one "over" is used in the context of communication by ...
Jan 23, 2013 · If you're talking about travel, though, "via" becomes perfectly normal and unremarkable. "We flew to Miami via Chicago" sounds just as natural as "we flew to Miami through Chicago," at least to me. I agree, theartichoke. Using "via" in travel language has become common practice among fluent English-speakers.
Oct 22, 2015 · UK. English - England. Oct 22, 2015. #2. By is the most popular, via is used sometimes, through is not used in this construction. The register, etc, is the same in all cases - the prepositions are used formally and informally. The idiomatic way of saying "Can I send you the information through/by/via email?"
Nov 1, 2018 · 1)You could contact my via the number I used in Hong Kong. 2)You could contact my with the number I used in Hong Kong. 3)You could contact my by the number I used in Hong Kong. The context is that I live in Hong Kong but I also have a phone number that can only be used in China. In order to make it clear for this person to contact me, I write ...
Nov 13, 2015 · "Via" is also correct, but more formal. sdgraham Senior Member. Oregon, USA. USA English ...
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Dec 20, 2020 · Dec 20, 2020. #1. Hello, could you help me with a question? When I visit Facebok, I always see the following sentence: Contact us via messenger, email or through Instagram for more information. Question: Contact us via/on/through Messenger. Are all the prepositions correct?
May 4, 2020 · Ciao, potresti dirmi qual è la differenza esatta tra questi termini: corso, largo, via, vicolo, viale, y tutti i tipi di strade italiane?.
Feb 15, 2009 · England, English. Feb 15, 2009. #3. "Via" seems unnecessary here, although not wrong. "By fax" is much more common and natural. By the way "send you by fax" might be used casually, but I would avoid it, as it sounds as if the person is being sent by fax. You can say "send you" if you mention the direct object immediately afterwards: "I will ...
Jun 8, 2012 · Jun 8, 2012. #3. Through is probably the best option. In essence what you are saying is, " What do you think about the services accessible through the use of the free-access cards?" With is also acceptable here, but through is better. But might I also suggest you place "that are" in between "services" and "accessible": "What do you think about ...
