Send it vs Send it off
I send it to Peter.

I send it off to Peater.

Which one is correct? Or maybe both are correct but have different meaning? When to use one over another?

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Send it vs Send it off
I send it to Peter.

I send it off to Peater.

Which one is correct? Or maybe both are correct but have different meaning? When to use one over another?

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Are you talking about something you will do, or something that is already done? I suspect it should be "I sent it to Peter", or "I sent it off to Peter", which both have essentially the same meaning. Using "off" implies perhaps a greater distance away.

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send someone off have not the same meanning with " send " 
because when you send off dispatch something to someone, something, or some place . especially away on a journey

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I am not sure but I think none of these are correct. Maybe it is:
"I'll send it to Peter." or "I sent it to Peter."
As for send it off/send it - I think there is no difference. But I would use "send off" when I want to send something away with no specific location.

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