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Have you written it? vs Did you written it

The correct phrase is 'Have you written it?' as 'written' is the past participle form of the verb 'write' and should be used with 'have' in present perfect questions. 'Did you written it?' is incorrect because 'did' is used with the base form of the verb, not the past participle.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 966 views

Have you written it?

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is the correct form to ask if someone has completed writing something. It uses the present perfect tense with 'have' and the past participle 'written'.

Examples:

  • Have you written the report?
  • Have you written your essay yet?
  • Have you written the letter to your friend?
  • Have you written the email to your boss?
  • Have you written the code for the program?
  • - Well, how much have you written of it?
  • Other than these ridiculous poems, what else have you written?
  • And what have you written about yourself?
  • Have you written your own cookbook?
  • Have you written the proselytizing ending?
  • What you are reading there, am I suppose to have written it?
  • Why read something if you've written it?
  • This is kind of a ratty question, but what have you written lately?
  • Have you written a book about?
  • So have you written your vows yet?
  • Have you seen a small white pill with some Spanish written on it?
  • Sonya: Have you written about Judge Gates? Frye:
  • How many times has Wyatt Earp here put himself in positions like that and worse, and how many reprimands have you written him?
  • Why haven't you written your vows yet?
  • On behalf of who have written?
  • I said "Have you ever written one?"
  • Have you ever written a word?
  • And the soldier who came to have his letters written?
  • Have you all written to your families?
  • Have you ever written a wrestling picture?

Did you written it

This phrase is incorrect in English.

  • There's no way someone who didn't know Shurayuki could've written it.
  • I think, most likely poor Mr. Holmes didn't have a chance to give you written permission.
  • Did you account for the original message being written in Russian?
  • Did you know your brother had written to the Bendigo Standard?
  • Did you know that I've written 42 of these little books, and in each one of them, there's about four or five good pages.
  • What did you say to the Doctor? Well, he thinks he's written a masterpiece.
  • I mean, did you already have that text written, Hank?
  • Did you find out what Ramsey was written up for?
  • Did you see how Elliot's name was written on it?
  • Why did you give Toth a written order?
  • A jew might have written it, yes.
  • Someone must have written it for him, sir.
  • Clearly I could not have been there to have written it.
  • Fubuki had written it in Japanese.
  • I regret having written it and I apologise.
  • He could have written it, smudged the keys as he typed.
  • She's written it on about a dozen pages.
  • I haven't written it yet.
  • Having written it, I thought it's really committing myself to something.
  • After you've written it, you'll feel so much better.

Alternatives:

  • Did you write it?
  • Have you written it?
  • Have you finished writing it?
  • Have you completed writing it?
  • Have you written anything today?

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