to do and doing?

[shinji002]

Dear Mr Answer


Could you tell me what the differences between

1. I asked me sending the mail to you, but i'm sorry, i forgot.
2. I asked me to send the mail to you, but i'm sorry, i forgot.

the red parts

[mary joe]

to send--to are going to do the act in the future
sending---you are already doing it at this moment


I think the construction of your sentences are both wrong.
[Note: also a student]

[Casiopea]

1. I asked me sending the mail to you, but i'm sorry, i forgot.

2. I asked me to send the mail to you, but i'm sorry, i forgot.

Try,

Ex: You asked me to send you the mail, and I forgot. I'm sorry.

The structure is, ask someone to do something. <infinitive verb>

[shinji002]

thank you

[Casiopea]

You're most welcome.

[florr0]

to send = act in the future
sending = you're doing the act right now

and the sentence of Casiopea is totally correct as normal