Learn Hardcore Hebrew: אם תעבירי לי את החשבונית היום, אני אעביר את הכסף מחר בבוקר. - If you send me the invoice today, I will transfer the money tomorrow morning.

Breakdown of אם תעבירי לי את החשבונית היום, אני אעביר את הכסף מחר בבוקר.

Why is the verb תעבירי addressed to a woman?

Because תעבירי is second person singular feminine in the future tense.

So this sentence is being said to one female person:

If you were speaking to a man, you would say:

If you were speaking to more than one person, the form would change again.

Hebrew verbs often show:

So unlike English you, Hebrew makes these distinctions directly in the verb.

Why is אעביר used in the second part?

אעביר is first person singular future: I will transfer / I will send / I will pass on.

So:

The pattern here is:

Both forms come from the same verb: להעביר.

What does להעביר mean here?