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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Send for?
Hi! everyone, Please help me with understanding this word "send for".
I read it in dictionary which says it means"Have someone called".
In this sentence-I have sent for the carpenter".Is it same as saying "I have had carpenter called"?
Or Please have doctor called as mother is ill =Please send for the doctor as mother is ill.
Thanks!
I read it in dictionary which says it means"Have someone called".
In this sentence-I have sent for the carpenter".Is it same as saying "I have had carpenter called"?
Or Please have doctor called as mother is ill =Please send for the doctor as mother is ill.
Thanks!
Top answer
To send for = to summon. com/browse/summon
- To send for = to summon.
- com/browse/summon
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