Collocation
Could you send me the file?
A common request for someone to electronically transmit a document, data, or digital content to the speaker.
Definition
'Could you send me the file?' is a common English collocation. A common request for someone to electronically transmit a document, data, or digital content to the speaker.
send + someone + something
“Please send me the file once you're done editing it.”
Examples
- Can you send me the file before the meeting starts?
- He promised to send me the file by the end of the day.
- She asked her colleague to send her the updated report file.
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- If you need it, I can send you the file right away.
- They decided to send us the large video file via a cloud link.
- My manager wants me to send her the final presentation file.
- I just sent you the file; please check your email.
- After reviewing, don't forget to send me the corrected version of the file.
- Could you possibly send me the file in a different format?
- The client requested that we send them the confidential file securely.
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