curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680e29f1b358e46dcdd260ad.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I'll draft a new quote with these specifics and BLANK you BLANK. Does that work for you?
send it over to
These four words together mean to deliver or transfer something, usually through email or another communication method.
by tomorrow
This two-word phrase means no later than the end of the following day.
Send it over to means to deliver a file, document, or message to another person, often by email or online. For example:
I'll send it over to the design team after making the changes. – This means transferring the document to them.
By tomorrow means completing the action before or at the end of the next day. For example:
We need to finalize the software update by tomorrow. – This shows a clear deadline.
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