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KhoshtipMan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Send
I'll send a letter to you.
I'll send you a letter.
I'll send you to that place.
I'll send you that place.
What are the differences please?
I'll send you a letter.
I'll send you to that place.
I'll send you that place.
What are the differences please?
Top answer
I'll send a letter to you. (OK) I'll send you a letter. (OK) I'll send take you to that place.
- I'll send a letter to you.
- (OK) I'll send you a letter.
- (OK) I'll send take you to that place.
- (correct now) I'll send you that place.
- (Not correct) There is no difference between the first two sentences.
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I'll send a letter to you. (OK)
I'll send you a letter. (OK)
I'llsend take you to that place. (correct now)
I'll send you that place. (Not correct)
There is no difference between the first two sentences.
I'll send you a letter. (OK)
I'll
I'll send you that place. (Not correct)
There is no difference between the first two sentences.
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I'll send a letter to you. (OK)
I'll send you a letter. (OK)
I'll send you to that place. (Correct. It has a different meaning than the first two. It means: I will direct you to go to that place. eg. Johnny hit his little sister with a toy and she cried. His mother sent him to his room.)
I'll send you that place. (No, unless "that place" can be put in a box.)
I'll send you a letter. (OK)
I'll send you to that place. (Correct. It has a different meaning than the first two. It means: I will direct you to go to that place. eg. Johnny hit his little sister with a toy and she cried. His mother sent him to his room.)
I'll send you that place. (No, unless "that place" can be put in a box.)
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