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Did we have submitted the document vs Do we have submitted the document

The correct phrase is "Did we have submitted the document?". The use of "did" in the past tense is appropriate for the question being asked. The phrase "Do we have submitted the document?" is incorrect because it combines present tense ("do") with past participle ("submitted"), which is not grammatically correct.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 2124 views

Did we have submitted the document

This phrase is correct. It uses the past tense auxiliary verb "did" with the past participle "submitted".

This phrase is used to ask about the completion of an action in the past. It is a grammatically correct way to form a question in the past tense.
  • As the European Parliament delegation to Belarus, we have submitted the relevant document to Commissioner Ferrero-Waldner and Mr Solana.
  • The Commission has not submitted the documents concerned to our committee within the established time frame.
  • However, the Commission still has not submitted the document which it had said that it would submit in December 2007.
  • The Commission submitted the documents Member States had provided to justify measures taken according to Article 16 of Directive 90/220/EEC to the Scientific Committee(s).
  • The Commission submitted the documents Member States had provided to justify measures taken according to Article 16 of Directive 90/220/EEC to the Scientific Committee(s).
  • By letter dated 20 December 2001, registered on 4 January 2002, Germany submitted the documents that had been requested at the meeting.
  • (b) the applicants have submitted the following documents:
  • the applicants have submitted the following documents:
  • The Commission should be able to ask undertakings that have submitted documents or statements to identify confidential information.
  • Croatia has also still not submitted the documents known as the artillery diaries to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague (ICTY).
  • I voted unequivocally for the document submitted.
  • The Commission should be able to request undertakings or associations of undertakings that submit or have submitted documents or statements to identify confidential information.
  • The applicant has submitted documents supporting its allegations.
  • The Commission however has submitted the document assessing the measures to implement and transpose these rules in English only, thereby minimising the assessment's potential contribution to the Member States and the social partners at all levels.
  • The documents submitted shall include a list of Member States concerned by the application.
  • The documents submitted shall include a list of Member States concerned by the application.
  • The Petitions Committee has hundreds of individual case studies contained in the documents submitted by petitioners.
  • I turn now to the document submitted to us.
  • None of the documents submitted with your application will be returned.
  • The documents submitted shall include a list of the Member States concerned by the application.

Do we have submitted the document

This phrase is incorrect. It mixes present tense ("do") with past participle ("submitted"), which is not grammatically accurate.

This phrase should not be used as it combines present tense with a past participle, which is not a valid construction in English.
  • As the European Parliament delegation to Belarus, we have submitted the relevant document to Commissioner Ferrero-Waldner and Mr Solana.
  • The Commission has not submitted the documents concerned to our committee within the established time frame.
  • However, the Commission still has not submitted the document which it had said that it would submit in December 2007.
  • The Commission submitted the documents Member States had provided to justify measures taken according to Article 16 of Directive 90/220/EEC to the Scientific Committee(s).
  • The Commission submitted the documents Member States had provided to justify measures taken according to Article 16 of Directive 90/220/EEC to the Scientific Committee(s).
  • By letter dated 20 December 2001, registered on 4 January 2002, Germany submitted the documents that had been requested at the meeting.
  • (b) the applicants have submitted the following documents:
  • the applicants have submitted the following documents:
  • The Commission should be able to ask undertakings that have submitted documents or statements to identify confidential information.
  • Croatia has also still not submitted the documents known as the artillery diaries to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague (ICTY).
  • I voted unequivocally for the document submitted.
  • The Commission should be able to request undertakings or associations of undertakings that submit or have submitted documents or statements to identify confidential information.
  • The applicant has submitted documents supporting its allegations.
  • The Commission however has submitted the document assessing the measures to implement and transpose these rules in English only, thereby minimising the assessment's potential contribution to the Member States and the social partners at all levels.
  • The documents submitted shall include a list of Member States concerned by the application.
  • The documents submitted shall include a list of Member States concerned by the application.
  • The Petitions Committee has hundreds of individual case studies contained in the documents submitted by petitioners.
  • I turn now to the document submitted to us.
  • None of the documents submitted with your application will be returned.
  • The documents submitted shall include a list of the Member States concerned by the application.

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