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May you send. . . ? - WordReference Forums If you use 'may you' it sounds like an imperative Rather like: que Dios te bendiga - [may] God bless you! 'May you send me information' sounds funny - 'you may send me information' = puedes enviarme 'Can you send me information?' although a question is a sort of polite imperative Same with 'Could you send me some information?'
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 you 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. In another thread* it was suggested (probably by me) that johndot's corrected version of (3) is a bit presumptuous - in a way, taking for granted that you are going to send the refund Of (1) and (2), I think I understand johndot's objection to (2), but it seems to me to be the "normal" form
Send me, send to me [give tell] - WordReference Forums He said "Hello" to me He said "Hello" me He said me "Hello" If the direct object is a pronoun there is still only one acceptable order: He said it to me I've left out a possibility with say He said to me, "Hello " You can see that "me" is still placed after a preposition - say still has only a direct object
Would it please be possible for you to send me(. . . )? Note, if this request is sent to someone who is a superior or is senior to you, I might suggest the more common " send me the letter at your earliest convenience, please " If the request were shorter, I would have no problem at all with leaving please where it is
send me OR send to me - WordReference Forums Hello , doit-on dire : could you send to me the names and e- mails to your business contacts ou could you send me the names and e- mails to your business contacts quelle forme est correcte ?
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
Would you mind sending it to me? | WordReference Forums (Can I trouble you to send it to me?) Or, as SuperXW: 麻烦你发给我, 行吗 ？ 2 你会发给我吗？ The 会 in this sentence is rather literally (about the other person's ability) It should be ok if you replace 会 with 可以, which is more about the willingness of the other party: 你 可以 发给我吗？(Can you send it to me?)
Question mark after could you tell send me, etc. . . "Please send me a copy of your latest catalogue " This is simple, direct, and courteous "Could you send me a copy of your latest catalogue," with or without question mark, sounds bizarre to me, and invites the silly response "Yes, I could of course, if you were to ask for one "