Which one is correct?

[asad hussain]

Which one of the following is correct or better?

1. Please check I have faxed you.

2. I have faxed you. Please check (it). (Do I need 'it' here, by the way?)

[Anglika]

Which one of the following is correct or better?

1. Please check I have faxed you.

2. I have faxed you. Please check (it). (Do I need 'it' here, by the way?)

Please check if the fax I sent you has arrived.

[mary joe]

So there is no word such as ¨faxed¨? You should instead say it as ¨I sent a fax message to you¨?

[svartnik]

Which one of the following is correct or better?

1. Please check I have faxed you.

2. I have faxed you. Please check (it). (Do I need 'it' here, by the way?)

Please check whether/if I have faxed you something is the correct syntax here.

Please check -- yes, you can drop the object

[Anglika]

Mary Joe - I must take issue with you - when we use a fax machine, we fax a document through to the other party, so we have definitely faxed information to them. It is commonly used.

In Asad's case, he could equally well say "I faxed the information to you. Please check that it has arrived."

[florr0]

Please check whether I have faxed you something.

I've faxed you a minute ago, could you check whether the fax has arrived.


These two sentences above looks correct to me