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Usage of preposition 'to' in transformation of active to passive | relative pronoun when the antecedent is an animal

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#1 (permalink) Thu Dec 18, 2008 16:44 pm send or sent

In reference to our conversation on 12/16 /08, I sent the application to the Accounts Clerk...sent or send is correct please?

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#2 (permalink) Thu Dec 18, 2008 20:49 pm send or sent

It would be "sent", unless there is no reference to the time you sent the application. If you don't state when you sent the application, you would have to use "have sent".

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