"did you reached jaipur??" vs "have you reached jaipur??"

Question

"did you reached jaipur??" vs "have you reached jaipur??"

The correct phrase is "Have you reached Jaipur?". The use of the auxiliary verb "have" is appropriate for forming the present perfect tense. The second phrase, "Did you reached Jaipur?", is incorrect because the past participle form of the verb should be used after "did", which is "reach" in this case.

Last Updated: March 23, 2024

This phrase is used to ask if someone has arrived at Jaipur up to the present moment.

Examples:

Have you reached Jaipur? I'm waiting for you at the hotel.
Have you reached Jaipur? Let me know when you get there.
Have you reached Jaipur? How was the journey?

Alternatives:

Have you arrived in Jaipur?
Have you made it to Jaipur?
Have you gotten to Jaipur?
Have you reached your destination in Jaipur?
Have you got to Jaipur?

Answer 1

did you reached jaipur??

This phrase is incorrect. The past participle form of the verb should be used after "did", which is "reach" in this case.

Answer 2

have you reached jaipur??

This phrase is correct. It uses the present perfect tense with the auxiliary verb "have" followed by the past participle "reached".

"did you reached jaipur??" vs "have you reached jaipur??"

did you reached jaipur??

have you reached jaipur??

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