Why, why does fate make us suffer? What Have You Done? "Have you done" also asks if you have finished, but whether you have even started is uncertain. There are two differences depending on how the question is stressed: 1. To me the first option sounds right but is the second option necessarily wrong? Secrets from the ones that came before me Sealed within the books I'd never read I'm more than the things you heard in stories If you are only after the original version then go for the much better 'One Tribe Featuring Gem - Is This All' however this release does have the AA1 Tribestrumental remix which is a great track by itself.
[stress on "done"] means "Have you finished the task?" What have you done now?
I saw that in an English test that German students (grade 8) had to take. The phrase is a parody of the cliché found in old movies, when somebody returns home to find their lover gone and a stranger in their place. — Steven Mnuchin (@stevenmnuchin1) May 7, 2020 According to The Daily Beast, Mnuchin was forced to … "Have you done that?" It's over now, what have you done? Example 2: She asked me what I had done but I did not answer her.
27 … Would you mind if I hurt you? I know I'd better stop trying You know that there's no denying I won't show mercy on you now I know, should stop believing I know, there's no retrieving It's over now, what have you done?. I will give you two statements. Understand that I need to Wish that I had other choices Than to harm the one I love. Students must find each student and ask them what they did (at a finished time) or what they have done (in an unfinished time). What have you done for the country lately?
There's a curse between us, between me and you. Both are correct. Related. What have you done to make me think that we're alright? Example 1: "What have I done?"
I could go parade every promise that you made But what have you done for me, baby? You will definitely understand the difference.
I, I've been waiting for someone like you But now you are slipping away What have you done now? she asked. Teachers should replace thenames in the worksheet with the names of the students in the class. The only possible explanation is that they've been replaced by an alien shape-shifter who looks exactly like them, but acts differently. ("Are you done" can also be used in a "correcting" or "accusatory" way, where the asker knows full well you haven't started and that is the point he is trying to make. Used to express astonishment when somebody says or does something completely out of character. what have you done son
sold your soul the demon
dance like a dafty
for a bag of snow
where will you run son
when then joke gets old
and as i stand here
in the company of strangers
messed up circle
in a room of squares
i stand alone dreamin
of a … What have you done now? Be sure to review the difference between simple past + finished time and present perfect + unfinished time. What would have you done."