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did you send the e-mail have you sent the email If you had said that the person was supposed to have sent the email at some point, then I would reply that "have you sent" is correct But Laurajean also specified that the person was supposed to send the email before 9am and that time has passed Since you are referring to that completed time, then "did you send" is also correct in this context
I would appreciate if you lt;sent, would send, send gt; me a refund. Thank you for the explanations and corrections! As I take it, the corrected version of "3) I would appreciate it if you send me a refund " should be : "I would appreciate it if you sent me a refund ", taking into consideration that "I will appreciate it if you send me a refund" is a bit presumptuous, as panjandrum mentioned
do you mind vs would you mind - WordReference Forums 1) Would you mind sending me the photos we took yesterday when we were cooking the Turkey 2) Do you mind sending me the photos we took yesterday when we were cooking the Turkey Context: I sent a message to my foreign friend to ask her to send the photos she took yesterday about the scene in which we were cooking the turkey
Could you send me my homework corrected corrected homework? "Could you send me my corrected homework?" and "Could you send me my homework corrected?" are both correct (but not the plural "homeworks" that is in your title) "Homework corrected" puts more emphasis on the fact that you would like to receive it in a corrected state rather than an uncorrected state
send out send through and send over - WordReference Forums Hi everyone Could you please help me and tell the difference between the meanings of send with the prepositions above As I understand those are not phrasal verbs and I can just say: I will send this to you without using through, over or out But I received some emails from native speakers