If I say, I sent an email to him and I put you in CC, is it ok ?

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Hi Lisa

try it this way:
"I sent him an email and cc'd it to you"
(like Cherry said, 8 seconds before my answer!)

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It depends on whether you're speaking or writing.  If we're writing we say:

'I sent an email to him and  I copied you'.

If we're speaking we use CC as a verb and say:

'I sent an email to him and I CCed you.'.

Becuase we only use this when we're speaking and not when we're writing it looks wrong to see it written down like this.

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Hello Lisa_08,

It is OK ,if you say it informally . 
You better say :

" I sent him the  email and included you in the CC list".

" I sent him the email and a copy of it to you"

" I sent him the email and cc-ed it to you " 
That one  is totally pseudo and informal ,but could be used in personal letters.

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simply say "i loop you in the email that i sent him"

cowboy...

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you can also say  "I sent an email to him and I copied you in" 

:)