It is always ‘was sent’ ,not ‘was send’. As ‘send’ is the present tense of verb.. In exotic tense as well the same(past participle) will be applicable . example: They would have sent..

It is always ‘was sent’ ,not ‘was send’. As ‘send’ is the present tense of verb.. In exotic tense as well the same(past participle) will be applicable .

There is no need of changing it into SENT. SEND is correct. Because, it is in simple past tense. And DID is already there to signify that the sentence is in simple past tense.

1. The word “send” is a verb which means “to cause to go or to be taken somewhere” while the word “sent” is a conjugation of the verb “send.” The word “send” is the present perfect tense of the verb while the word “sent” is the past tense and past participle tense of the verb. 3.

Sentence examples for the request has been approved from inspiring English sources. “My understanding is the request has been approved,” Ms Jaresko told the BBC, adding that the proposed bailout package would “enable us to meet our obligations”.

It means exactly what it says – you’ve been approved! Next step is that you’ll receive loan documents in the portal (you may have already received them – that email usually comes after they have uploaded the documents).

1. Approve, commend, praise mean to have, and usually to express, a favorable opinion. To approve is to have a very good opinion, expressed or not, of someone or something: He approved the new plan.

transitive verb. 1 : to have or express a favorable opinion of couldn’t approve such conduct. 2a : to accept as satisfactory hopes she will approve the date of the meeting. b : to give formal or official sanction (see sanction entry 1 sense 4c) to : ratify Congress approved the proposed budget.

English Language Learners Definition of approval : the belief that something or someone is good or acceptable : a good opinion of someone or something. : permission to do something : acceptance of an idea, action, plan, etc.

Correct spellings for UNAPPROVE

1. approve They claim simply not to be oppressed, and not to be compelled to assist in doing anything which they do not approve .
2. unproved.
3. unproven.
4. Unapproved.

To condemn; consider wrong or inappropriate. To refuse to approve; reject. To have or express an unfavorable opinion.

Both are correct but there is a possible difference in meaning. In the first example, both verbs are in the simple past, (the first in the passive voice). That means the situation/event is over. It would be possible to add a specific time frame, such as “your request was considered yesterday but was not approved”.

: not judged to be acceptable : not given official approval : not approved drugs unapproved by the FDA an unapproved credit card transaction unapproved travel expenses.

P.S. “Didn’t approve purchase” can also mean things like “I didn’t like it” or “The person I gave it to didn’t like it” or “My dropship customer didn’t like it”.

It is what it is. customer would select ” did not approve purchase” generally simply because there is no other good option. Bottom line is that customer wants to return item and dont want to pay for return label – ” did not approve purchase” does just that. checked out and didn’t pay attention to what was in my cart.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Amazon will ban shoppers from using their site for returning too many items—sometimes without even telling the customer why they’re being banned.

there are none! amazon’s return policy is any reason within 30 days you must accept the return. you should probably read up on this.

Amazon does sell returned merchandise on its website via a platform called Amazon Warehouse. “They can’t keep up with the returns, so they just find fast ways to sell it by the skid, the truckload, trailer load — whatever,” says Dirnbeck.