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You have sent it to me vs You have sent it to mine

The correct phrase is 'you have sent it to me.' 'You have sent it to mine' is not a correct construction in English. The preposition 'to' is followed by 'me' to indicate the recipient of the action.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 1044 views

You have sent it to me

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something has been sent to the speaker. 'Me' is the correct pronoun to use in this context.

Examples:

  • You have sent it to me, thank you!
  • I appreciate that you have sent it to me.
  • Have you sent it to me yet?
  • They have sent it to me before.
  • Please make sure to send it to me.
  • Why did you have it sent to me, anyway?
  • They wouldn't have sent it out if they had anything.
  • The Commission should have sent its opinion on 31 October 2009.
  • I should have sent it to Yasuko that night.
  • Meaning our missing scientist could have sent it.
  • But my aunt in Bern could have sent it.
  • Maybe we should not have sent it since the invitation was turned down.
  • I should have sent it to you directly.
  • Then they would have sent it in ancient.
  • Might as well have sent it to a high school kid with a chemistry set.
  • Furlong must have sent it up to the university.
  • So he couldn't have sent that package unless he sent it from the great beyond.
  • I'm sorry. I should have sent it in wire.
  • A fairy must have sent it.
  • And I'd have sent it to this guy, Sil Tavern, known for the good juice.
  • I would have sent it to you, but I didn't know your address until today.
  • Podolski couldn't have sent it; He was in lockup.
  • I mean, if she did get any money, she would have sent it home to her son.
  • I mean, if she did get any money, she would have sent it home to her son.
  • We should really have sent it last week, but the inspector would definitely want to see it today.

Alternatives:

  • You have sent it to me.
  • You sent it to me.
  • You have sent it to myself.
  • You have sent it to us.
  • You have sent it to him/her/them.

You have sent it to mine

This phrase is not a correct construction in English.

  • But, if it were him, then Alfie must have sent mine.
  • But, if it were him, then Alfie must have sent mine.
  • A veterinarian friend of mine sent it to me from Vienna.
  • A cousin of mine sent it.
  • An English friend of mine sent it over.
  • I sent mine in over a week ago.
  • Hundreds of years ago, the Tivan Group sent workers in to mine the organic matter within the skull.
  • If Jimmy sent mine, then who sent yours?
  • Tell him a dear friend of mine sent Miss Barlow.
  • They were condemned prisoners sent into the mines to explode the methane.
  • A friend of mine sent me an article from Japan.
  • An old friend of mine sent me over here.
  • And a colleague of mine sent me this one from London.
  • Well where they are or will be sent to the mines.
  • A friend of mine sent me a link to this girl's blog.
  • So several months ago, a friend of mine sent me this link to this guy, Eduardo Sousa.
  • Three months ago, a friend of mine sent me this.
  • No, actually, a fan of mine sent me this safety study, and I find it very alarming.
  • None among you will be sent to the mines, regardless of standing!
  • Hath thy race attacked our stuffing mines and sent me here to die!

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