share a document

/ʃɛər ə ˈdɒkjʊmənt/

Meaning

This phrase means to give others access to a digital file, spreadsheet, or report, typically via cloud storage, email, or collaboration tools. It implies allowing others to view, comment on, or edit the file.

Examples

  • Could you share a document with the team so we can all edit it?

    Could you share a document with the team so we can all edit it?

  • I will share a document containing the meeting notes later today.

    I will share a document containing the meeting notes later today.

  • Please share a document with me once you have finished the draft.

    Please share a document with me once you have finished the draft.

  • It is much easier to share a document online than to send large email attachments.

    It is much easier to share a document online than to send large email attachments.

  • Before you share a document externally, make sure it doesn't contain confidential data.

    Before you share a document externally, make sure it doesn't contain confidential data.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ I will divide the document with you on Google Drive.

    ✓ I will share the document with you on Google Drive.

    The verb 'divide' means to split into parts. To give access to a file, use 'share'.

  • ✗ Can you share to me the document?

    ✓ Can you share the document with me?

    The correct preposition pattern is 'share [something] with [someone]'.

Related Expressions

send a filedistribute a reportprovide access

Practice

  • Please ___ containing the project details with the new client.

    💡 Give access to a digital file.

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    share a document

  • We can collaborate much faster if you ___ on the cloud.

    💡 Make a digital file accessible to others.

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    share a document