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Bookmark or Share- "I forwarded to you" vs "I forwarded you" - WordReference ForumsAs far as I know, it has 2 correct structures of sentences 1) I forwarded you an email a little while ago 2) I forwarded an email to you a little while ago. So, I would go with Edinburgher for his logical clarifications based on authentic grammatical norms.
- forward on to / forward to | WordReference ForumsI’d especially use the version with “on” if I was re-forwarding something that had already been forwarded or sent to me. “I’m forwarding my new report to you.” “Josie sent me her new report, but it’s not relevant to my project, so I’m forwarding it on to you.”
- put back/forward push back/forward (schedule/event etc.)Hi, I was reading the American Heritage dictionary of Phrasal Verbs (yes, I do read a dictionary!) and these entries confused me. (I only put the relevant entries and one example sentence each.) put back 3. To reschedule something to an earlier time: They put the meeting back from 3:00 to noon...
- Onforwarded For Delivery - WordReference ForumsWhat difference do you make between this 2 sentences? - "Onforwarded For Delivery" - "Out For Delivery" The context is a tracking shipment. Thks.
- am forwarding/have forwarded/ forwarded - WordReference ForumsAn email is received from Mrs. Stein, making a complaint, and this is to be forwarded to the Complaints Section. From Sarah’s point of view, in terms of her work answering emails, “I received the email, I read it, I decided it was a complaint, I forwarded it to Complaints.” All Past tense, because for her in doing her job, each of these ...
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