to send
to send
Auxiliary: have
Irregular verb: the past simple and past participle are both 'sent' (send – sent – sent).
I send an email to my boss every morning.
I send an email to my boss every morning.
Indicative
Present Simple
I send my parents a postcard from every trip.
I send my parents a postcard from every trip.
You send too many text messages during dinner.
You send too many text messages during dinner.
The company sends the invoice at the end of the month.
The company sends the invoice at the end of the month.
We send a newsletter to our subscribers every Friday.
We send a newsletter to our subscribers every Friday.
You send the reports straight to the manager.
You send the reports straight to the manager.
They send their children to a school abroad.
They send their children to a school abroad.
Present Continuous
I am sending you the file right now.
I am sending you the file right now.
You are sending mixed signals again.
You are sending mixed signals again.
She is sending the parcel by express courier.
She is sending the parcel by express courier.
We are sending the team to the conference next week.
We are sending the team to the conference next week.
You are sending the invitations far too late.
You are sending the invitations far too late.
They are sending help to the flooded village.
They are sending help to the flooded village.
Past Simple
I sent the letter yesterday morning.
I sent the letter yesterday morning.
You sent me the wrong document.
You sent me the wrong document.
He sent flowers to apologise.
He sent flowers to apologise.
We sent the package a week ago and it still hasn't arrived.
We sent the package a week ago and it still hasn't arrived.
You sent the team home early.
You sent the team home early.
They sent a rescue boat immediately.
They sent a rescue boat immediately.
Present Perfect
I have already sent you three reminders.
I have already sent you three reminders.
You have sent the same message twice.
You have sent the same message twice.
The office has sent the contract for your signature.
The office has sent the contract for your signature.
We have sent invitations to all our friends.
We have sent invitations to all our friends.
You have sent the goods to the wrong address.
You have sent the goods to the wrong address.
They have sent supplies to the disaster zone.
They have sent supplies to the disaster zone.
Past Perfect
By noon I had sent all the invitations.
By noon I had sent all the invitations.
You had sent the money before I could stop you.
You had sent the money before I could stop you.
She had sent the report before the meeting started.
She had sent the report before the meeting started.
We had sent the parcel before the shop closed.
We had sent the parcel before the shop closed.
You had sent the wrong file before anyone noticed.
You had sent the wrong file before anyone noticed.
They had sent the troops home before the treaty was signed.
They had sent the troops home before the treaty was signed.
Future Simple (will)
Future
I will send you the details tomorrow.
I will send you the details tomorrow.
You will send the confirmation once you're ready.
You will send the confirmation once you're ready.
The system will send a reminder automatically.
The system will send a reminder automatically.
We will send someone to fix the heating.
We will send someone to fix the heating.
You will send us the results by email.
You will send us the results by email.
They will send a replacement free of charge.
They will send a replacement free of charge.
Conditional
Conditional (would)
Conditional
I would send it by courier if it were urgent.
I would send it by courier if it were urgent.
You would send her a card if you remembered her birthday.
You would send her a card if you remembered her birthday.
He would send a driver to pick you up.
He would send a driver to pick you up.
We would send more staff if the budget allowed it.
We would send more staff if the budget allowed it.
You would send the goods faster with a better supplier.
You would send the goods faster with a better supplier.
They would send a rescue team if they knew the location.
They would send a rescue team if they knew the location.
Imperative
Imperative
Send me a message when you get home.
Send me a message when you get home.
Let's send them a thank-you note.
Let's send them a thank-you note.
