Help in English grammar.

[shadewarttt 3,350]

English is not my first language and often you can find grammatical errors in my posts. I have created this topic so that I and others with similar problems can improve their grammar with the help of those guys who are good in English. So please answer my questions. 

Which sentence is correct?

A. The file is attached to this email.

B. The file is attached with this email.

Or are both/none of them correct?

[PhantomFlanFlinger 220]

A is the proper useage, but for informal situations you may just say,"The file is included within." Or you may like to say " See attachments."

Edited February 21, 2014 by PhantomFlanFlinger

[Royalworld 1,269]

C. The file is in love with this email. :wub:

[shadewarttt 3,350]

Whats the British and American pronunciation of "Disable".

[r_i_dont_care_ok0 19]

I made a topic to use simple English words for this very reason! And what did you people say? You told me "no" and now you ask to help with grammar, and both sentences are correct in my opinion.

[r_i_dont_care_ok0 19]

The file is attached to the email.

[FaaiqBilal 221]

Whats the British and American pronunciation of "Disable".

Deesaaaabayleeee

jk

Dis abul

[GoldRock 6,165]

Whats the British and American pronunciation of "Disable".

Diss-ay-bull. Though diz-ay-bull is also acceptable.

[Reeco9 1,567]

 

A. The file is attached to this email.

and...

 

Diss-ay-bull.

[shadewarttt 3,350]

The file is attached to the email.

 

A is the proper useage, but for informal situations you may just say,"The file is included within." Or you may like to say " See attachments."

I am confused..."The" or "This"??

[Royalworld 1,269]

^The

[shadewarttt 3,350]

Someone plz correct this sentence: Am I the only one who has such friends?

[Theawesomecooldude 108]

Someone plz correct this sentence: Am I the only one who has such friends?

Perfectly correct to me, and English is my native language so I know quite a bit about English grammar.