Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Checkmark. I would be interested to find out more about… Checkmark. your products / your services / your offers. Please could you send me… Checkmark.
• 4, Could you send me confirmation? I'm sorry. I'll try to speak louder. Of course, I'll do it now. You'll get it in the post tomorrow. I'm sorry, I'll try not to speak so fast ...
• ... Could you send it me? or Could you send me it? "Could you send me it" is also correct, but not as formal English as "could you send it to me." ...
• Please could you send me some further information or. Please would you send me some further information. Or Please could you send me the ...

• Should you have any specific points to make, perhaps you could provide me with the relevant information in writing, and I will certainly raise them with my staff.
• Could you provide me with an explanation concerning the worsening performance of the 20 Member States referred to above with regard to the GHG emission reduction targets?
• It would be of particular help if you could provide me with an answer to the following points, although I would gratefully accept any useful information which you might think pertinent, naturally in your own official language version.
• Could you provide me with the GHG emission forecast data for 2011, broken down by countries?
• As your only living brother, I would ask that you provide me with this opportunity to love.
• Do you think you could provide me with a face?
• It was never might have been an interesting diversion now and then, but I've always been less interested in you than in the information you could provide me with.
• Perhaps it would have sufficed to read one or other newspaper, but I would be most grateful if you could provide me with a brief analysis of the role of the embassies.