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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Letter Writing

I send or I am sending?

Hello,

Very often when I'm writing an e-mail, I need to indicate that something (not necessarily an attachment) is being sent with it.

In such cases I write: "I am sending you the requested information..." Is it correct, or I should use "I send" and not the present continuous tense?
  

Top answer

I am curious as to how you can send something with an email other than as an attachment. However, use ' I am sending '.

— Mister Micawber

  • I am curious as to how you can send something with an email other than as an attachment.
  • However, use ' I am sending '.
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I am curious as to how you can send something with an email other than as an attachment. However, use 'I am sending'.
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Good Day ,

Regarding your question ,

You could say ( I am sending you the information that you requested ) this would be better .


Cheers

Alex
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Not if it hasn't been requested, Alex. Please consider carefully before posting.
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Mister Micawber.
Not if it hasn't been requested, Alex. Please consider carefully before posting.
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I meant to tell him ( I am sending ) is the right one , So I gave an Example ...

Thanks anyway

Mister Micawber

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HI, i have one doubt please clarify.

am sending to you or am sending you to, please let me know which one is correct
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Alex, thanks for your share!
Hi Mister Micawber, who are you?
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AnonymousAlex, thanks for your share!
Alex, thanks for sharing!
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Great post. Thanks for helping us.

I have one more question.

I am sending the details you required. Is this correct.

Amarjeet Verma
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AnonymousI am sending the details you required. Is this correct?
Yes, but more likely the response would be:

I am sending the details you requested.
I am sending the details you require.
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