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All four sentences contain one or more grammatical mistakes.
The general comments are:the "verb" following a modal verb (such as would, could) must be in its base form (i.e. like simple present tense)."very" cannot be used befoe a verb.It is better to use "very much" than just "very" in front of a past participle (acting as an adjective).."would" is based on an intention or willingness, whereas "could" is based on a condition or ability.Specifically:
I would be very appreciated if you could sent us a copy. ( 錯在那, 點解 )
Error (1) [could send] NOT [could sent]; (2) meaning is wrong. I am the one who appreciates, but not the one being appreciated, so " I would be appreciated" is wrong. (3) grammatically, very appreciated is not good; it should be "very much appreciated"
I could very appreciate it if you would send us a copy. ( 錯 or 對, 點解 )
Error (1) The meaning of "I could" is wrong. "Could" refers to the ability, so "the ability to appreciate" is obviously out of context. It should be "I would ...". (2) "very" cannot be put in front of a verb (appreciate).
I would very appreciated it if you could sent us a copy. ( 錯 or 對, 點解 )
Error (1) would appreciate NOT would appreciated (2) very cannot be put in front of the verb (3) could send NOT could sent.
I would very appreciate it if you could send us a copy. ( 錯 or 對, 點解 )
Error (1) "very" cannot be put in front of the verb.
Therefore, the correct sentence should be:
(1) I would appreciate it very much if you could send us a copy.
(2) It would be very much appreciated if you could send us a copy.
Also, for both sentences, it is okay to use "would send" as well.