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have you go home yet vs you have to go home yet

The correct phrase is "Have you gone home yet?" This is the standard way to ask someone if they have already gone home. The second phrase, "You have to go home yet?" is incorrect because it is missing the auxiliary verb "have" and the past participle "gone."

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 1256 views

have you go home yet

This phrase is incorrect. It is missing the auxiliary verb "have" and the past participle "gone."

The correct phrase is "Have you gone home yet?" when asking someone if they have already gone home.
  • They can't go home yet.
  • I actually don't think that she should go home yet.
  • Not really sure I want to go home yet.
  • - But I'm not ready to go home yet.
  • Good. Don't let her go home yet.
  • You go home now, you go home broke.
  • You ready to go home yet?
  • It's OK, I, don't really want to go home yet.
  • Danny... it's not time to go home yet.
  • It's way too early to go home yet.
  • I'm not ready to go home yet, Kate.
  • You're not well enough to go home yet.
  • I'm not ready to go home yet.
  • - No, you go home.
  • What happens now is... you go home.
  • What happens now is... you go home.
  • You participate or you go home.
  • - You go home to Rick and the kids.
  • Next time you go home, check all the tins.
  • I cannot let you go home.

you have to go home yet

This phrase is incorrect. It is missing the auxiliary verb "have" and the past participle "gone."

The correct phrase is "Have you gone home yet?" when asking someone if they have already gone home.
  • Then you have to go home now.
  • Listen. You have to go home.
  • Whitney, you have to go home now.
  • Reggie, you have to go home.
  • Larry, you have to go home now.
  • Glen, you have to go home.
  • That now you have to go home and deal with your loneliness.
  • You have to go home, Bo.
  • If you have to go home without ever having run, you are dreaming.
  • You have to go home and see what still needs to be done.
  • If I say no, you have to go home, you can't die.
  • Listen Jose, to talk, you have to go home.
  • You have to go home, you can't be there.
  • You have to go home and get to bed.
  • You have to go home and let me deal with this.
  • You have to go home and pack your stuff.
  • You have to go home now and call me from there.
  • At some point you have to go home to the same house, unpack your dirty laundry, and have a life together.
  • Beside, sweetheart, you have to go home with someone
  • No, it means you have to go home and don't forget to tip!

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