sends, sent, sending
to send back
phrasal verb
Return an item to its original sender or place
- 1I had to send back the package because it was damaged.
- 2She decided to send back the dress as it didn't fit.
When you send something back, you are returning it to the person who originally gave it to you or to the place where it came from. It's like giving something back to where it belongs.
Remember, when sending something back, always include a return address or note to ensure it reaches the right person or place. This small detail can prevent confusion and delays in the process.
at a financial institution
Returning the Incorrect Checkbook
Donna
Hey David, I received the wrong checkbook in the mail.
David
Oh no, you should probably send it back to the branch.
Donna
Good idea, I'll do that right away.
David
Make sure to include a note explaining the mistake.
in a restaurant
Mistaken Order Resolution
Jason
Hey Kimberly, I think they brought us the wrong dish.
Kimberly
You're right, this isn't what we ordered.
Jason
Let's ask them to send back this dish and bring the correct one.
Kimberly
Good idea, I'll call the waiter over.
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- 1return
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