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i’m sending it to you vs i’m sending it

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I'm sending it to you' is used when you are specifying the recipient of the item being sent, while 'I'm sending it' is more general and does not specify the recipient. They are both common English phrases.
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Last updated: June 22, 2024

i’m sending it to you

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when you want to specify the recipient of the item being sent.

This phrase is used when you want to indicate the specific person or location to which the item is being sent.

Examples:

  • I'm sending the package to you.
  • I'm sending the email to the client.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • Got her burner number, I'm sending it to you.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • Krumitz, I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I took a photo of it with my phone. I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you from the store.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • OK, Jess, I've located the nest. I'm sending it over to you right now.
  • Jo, I'm sending it right back to you.
  • I'm sending it for your approval.
  • I'm sending it to your screen.
  • If the space I'm sending it in is not effective, that communication can't happen.
  • I'm sending it to your phones.
  • I'm sending it back to hell, where it belongs.
  • I'm sending it to the whole world.

Alternatives:

  • I'm sending it to John.
  • I'm sending it to the office.
  • I'm sending it to the address you provided.
  • I'm sending it to the recipient.
  • I'm sending it to the correct department.

i’m sending it

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when you are referring to sending something without specifying the recipient.

This phrase is used when you are talking about sending something in a general sense without mentioning the specific recipient.

Examples:

  • I'm sending the document.
  • I'm sending the file.
  • I'm sending the package.
  • I'm sending it for your approval.
  • I'm sending it to your screen.
  • Got her burner number, I'm sending it to you.
  • I'm sending it to your phones.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it back to hell, where it belongs.
  • I'm sending it to the whole world.
  • I don't care, I'm sending it all.
  • Krumitz, I'm sending it to you now.
  • I'm sending it to you now.
  • So I'm sending it, just as it is.
  • If the check comes, I'm sending it to Ocean Spray.
  • I took a photo of it with my phone. I'm sending it to you now.
  • Okay, I'm sending it as Timmy because he doesn't know how to close the deal.
  • I'm sending it through now.
  • Jo, I'm sending it right back to you.
  • (Astrid) Okay, I'm sending it now.
  • OK, Jess, I've located the nest. I'm sending it over to you right now.
  • Don't know what it is, yet, but I'm sending it to the lab.

Alternatives:

  • I'm sending it out.
  • I'm sending it over.
  • I'm sending it away.
  • I'm sending it off.
  • I'm sending it through.

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