tense: send or sent

[victor su]

Consider this sentence:

I hereby declare that this is the last time I send this picture.

Is there any tense problem in the above sentence?

Thank you.

 

[victor su]

What if that sentence were uttered AFTER the picture was sent?

I guess it should be "this will be the last time i'll send you a message."

 

[FreeToyInside]

What if that sentence were uttered AFTER the picture was sent?

Your first sentence, "this is the last time I send this picture," could be said before you send it or while you send it (like as an email or a text).

You'd probably need to reword it a bit and add some more if you said it after the fact:

"The last time I sent the picture was it/was the final time, I'm not going to send it again," or even "that was the last time sending you the picture."

Also, I can think of some instances where I've heard it said like this, but I'm not sure how common or correct it would be:

"That was the last time I'm going to send the picture."

(not a teacher, just a language lover)