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Sunny123 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"texted a message" or "sent a message"

Which answer is correct?


1: What did he do yesterday?

B: He texted a message.

or

C: He sent a message.

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Top answer

sunny123 B: He texted a message. You don't usually say that someone texts a message, texted means "sent a text message". ) sunny123 He sent a message.

— SpeedyG

  • sunny123 B: He texted a message.
  • You don't usually say that someone texts a message, texted means "sent a text message".
  • ) sunny123 He sent a message.
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sunny123B: He texted a message.

You don't usually say that someone texts a message, texted means "sent a text message".

A better sentence would be "He texted his friend." (He sent a text message to his friend.)

sunny123He sent a message.
To make sure the meaning is clear, I would probably say "He sent a text me
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