Use of "gone"

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. My phone has gone for repairs.
  2. I have given my phone for repair or repairs?
    What would be the appropriate way to say this? I mean my phone is damaged so I have given it for repairs.
2

My phone is in for repair.
If taken by foot to someone: I’ve taken my phone to be repaired.
If sent to someone by mail: I’ve sent my phone to be repaired.

3

Beeesneees,
Could I say as below ?:

  1. I’ve given my phone to be repaired.
  2. I’ve given my phone to get repaired.
  3. I’ve given my phone for repair.
    Are these correct? Thanks.
4

‘Taken’, not ‘given’, unless you are adding a further person:
I’ve given my phone to my brother so that he can take it to get it repaired.

5

Beeesneees,
‘I’ve given my phone to the repairer to get it repaired.’
Is this sentence OK? Thanks.

6

It does not sound natural. You have not given it to him for him to keep forever. You have taken it to him to have it repaired.

7

Beeesneees,
Can I say as below:

  1. ‘I have taken my phone for repair.’
  2. ‘I have sent my phone for repair.’
    Thanks.
8

Yes, but they do not have the same meaning.

taken - you carried it somewhere.
sent - you had it delivered somewhere.