send a report
/send ə rɪˈpɔːrt/
Meaning
To deliver a document containing organized information, analysis, or updates to someone, typically via email or a company system. It is a standard administrative task in almost every office job.
Examples
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I will send a report to the manager by the end of the day.
I will send a report to the manager by the end of the day.
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Can you please send a report on last month's sales performance?
Can you please send a report on last month's sales performance?
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She forgot to send a report to the client before the weekend.
She forgot to send a report to the client before the weekend.
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Every Friday, we send a report detailing our project progress.
Every Friday, we send a report detailing our project progress.
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The system will automatically send a report to your email every morning.
The system will automatically send a report to your email every morning.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I will send to you a report tomorrow.
✓ I will send you a report tomorrow.
Do not put 'to' between the verb 'send' and the indirect object 'you'. You can say 'send you a report' or 'send a report to you'.
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✗ I need to pass a report to the director.
✓ I need to send a report to the director.
While 'pass' is sometimes understood, 'send' is the standard verb for digital or physical delivery of documents in business.
Related Expressions
Practice
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Could you please ___ to the finance department as soon as possible?
💡 Deliver the document
Show answer
send a report
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Our team leader asked me to ___ about our weekly achievements.
💡 Email the update document
Show answer
send a report