Base
I send a message to my mother every day.
A daily habit in the present uses send.
Send is an irregular verb. The past simple and the past participle are the same form: sent. Use sent for a finished action, and after have or has.
Base
send
Past
sent
Past participle
sent
Third person: sends · -ing form: sending
ABB: form patternBase
I send a message to my mother every day.
A daily habit in the present uses send.
Base
Please send me your phone number.
After please, use the base form send.
Past
She sent me a photo last night.
Last night is finished, so use sent.
Past
We sent the letter on Monday.
Sent is the past simple; it does not need have.
Past participle
Tom has sent the email already.
Has sent is present perfect.
Past participle
I have sent you the link.
After have, the participle is also sent.
You can say send a message to Ana or send Ana a message. Both mean the same. The forms stay the same too: sent a message to Ana, sent Ana a message.
Send follows the pattern buy, bought, bought: the past and the participle are the same. Remember one new word, sent, and you can use it in both places.
I sended the email yesterday.
I sent the email yesterday.
Send is irregular. The past is sent, not sended.
She has send me a message.
She has sent me a message.
After has or have, use the past participle sent, not the base form.
He send a text every morning.
He sends a text every morning.
In the present, he, she and it need -s: sends.
Choose the form that completes each English sentence.
1.I ___ my teacher an email yesterday.
2.They have ___ the box to Spain.
3.We ___ photos to our family every Sunday.
4.My brother ___ me a message an hour ago.
Type the correct form of send in each sentence.
Rewrite the English sentence with the correct verb form.
8.Choose the mistake in this sentence.
1. I ___ my teacher an email yesterday.
Answer: sent
Yesterday is a finished past time, so use sent.
2. They have ___ the box to Spain.
Answer: sent
Have takes the past participle sent.
3. We ___ photos to our family every Sunday.
Answer: send
Every Sunday is a present habit, and we takes send.
4. My brother ___ me a message an hour ago.
Answer: sent
An hour ago is past, so use sent.
5. She has ___ the letter.
Answer: sent
Has plus the past participle is has sent.
6. Last week, I ___ a card to my friend.
Answer: sent
Last week takes the past simple sent.
7. The school ___ a report home every month.
Answer: sends
A habit in the present with the school (it) needs sends.
8. He sended a message to Anna.
Answer: He sent a message to Anna.
The past of send is sent, not sended.
The past tense of send is sent: I sent a message yesterday.
The past participle is also sent: I have sent the email.
No. Send is irregular, so sended is not a word. Use sent for the past and the past participle.