Collocation
send a link
to share a web address (URL) with someone so they can open it
Definition
'send a link' is a common English collocation. to share a web address (URL) with someone so they can open it
send + a link (+ to someone)
“Can you send a link to the document?”
Examples
- Please send a link to the meeting agenda when you have it.
- I will send a link to the video after the class ends.
- Could you send a link to your portfolio so I can review your work?
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- She sent a link to the article in our group chat.
- He is sending a link to everyone who registered for the webinar.
- They sent a link to the shared folder, but I still cannot access it.
- If you find the exact page, send a link rather than a screenshot.
- Our manager asked me to send a link to the survey by noon.
- Before we approve the purchase, please send a link to the product specifications.
More verb + noun phrases
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- make a choice to decide between options
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