Q. How can I use the word sent in a sentence?
Sent sentence example
- He sent you to talk to me?
- I sent Helen away and sat down to think.
- My account for the report is finished and sent off.
- I was sent to train him, and I will complete my mission.
- All the same, she finally sent her application for the job.
- But you sent him to get information about Yancey, didn’t you?
Q. What is an example of a silly sentence?
In Silly Sentences, every sentence has to end with a period, so the next player plays his purple period card and completes the sentence. Your sentence is complete, so it’s time to read it out loud: The scary cow jumped over a house. Now that’s a silly sentence!
Q. Is being sent in a sentence?
A copy of today’s report is being sent to him. A similar message is being sent through yet another officer. It is unlikely that this message is being sent deliberately. He says it is being sent to 500,000 people.
Q. Has or have been sent?
#1 is correct, because you are referencing the time before 2006. If you have no reference point (aka present) then you would use has. (“The Department has been sent all the relevant documents of pension.” – that means as of now.)
Q. Is being send or sent?
“Impulses are being sent” is the passive progressive (as you rightly say) – “being” changes the passive to the passive progressive. Impulses are sent (passive) >>> Impulses are being sent (passive progressive).
Q. Have sent have been sent?
We use sent with have helping verb. Because sent is the v3 means third form of the verb. ‘Send’ is v1 ‘ sent’ is v2 and ‘sent’ is v3..if u completedyour action in present tense so you can use v3. Have/Has + v3 use in present perfect tense.
Q. Can we use past perfect without past simple?
Normally past perfect is only used in a sentence with past simple, but I’ve come across sentences like this one: ‘The ageing thug had previously claimed he ‘hadn’t thought of the consequences’. ‘ ‘They monitored him closely cos they feared he would get brain bleeding.
