emailed
v.v. sent a message to someone using a computer or phone. You use this when you want to say you contacted someone through the internet.
v. the past tense and past participle of 'email'; refers to the act of sending a message via an electronic communication system.
I emailed the report to my boss this morning.
She emailed the customer service team to ask for a refund after her package arrived damaged.
Although they had previously spoken on the phone, the lawyer emailed the final contract to ensure there was a written record of the agreement.
The verb is transitive and can take both a direct and indirect object (e.g., 'emailed him the file').
I emailed to him yesterdayI emailed him yesterdayWhen 'email' is used with a person as the object, it does not require the preposition 'to'.