0I don't think the context is right for "haven't you seen?" without an object. "To see" can be transitive or intransitive, but somehow this one begs for an object.02br 02br 00I think it would be okay in simple present: "I opened the window in front of you, don't you see?0-
0Hi Avangi, I wonder why you use the simple present when the verb is in the past tense "opened". Could you explain? My guess is "don't you see the opened window" instead of "don't you see I opened it" which is wrong and requires "didn't".0-
0Hi N2g,02br 02br 00I'm thinking, "Look at the window, don't you see? I opened it ten minutes ago!"02br 02br 00We would say, "Didn't you see me open the window ten minutes ago?"0-
0You're too fast for me. You beat my edit again. I was going to add, "in front of you" may be ambiguous. I was thinking of it as 01b00which02b00 window? The window in front of you.02br 02br 00But in the original sentence, "I opened the window in front of you, haven't you seen?" - "in front of you" could be the fixed idiom (I think) meaning "I di
0I didn't know about the idiom. Thanks Avangi. By the way, why do you always edit your post and sometimes, I noticed several times in several minutes. I guess it's a matter of preference. I don't click POST until I finish typing everything I want to say, at least what I can think of at the time.0-
0I thought there was a function in this forum that allows the user to save their post so they don't lose it if their computer hangs or connection drops and she was experiencing this kind of issue.0-
0Anyway, to get back to the original question, do we need an object, or is the object understood? "I opened the window in front of you, haven't you seen?" If we say, "haven't you seen it?" does 01b00it02b00 = 01u00window02u00, or 01u00[the opened] window02u00?02br 02br 00If we don't physically add the obj
0I would like to apologize if my comment sounded harsh. I don't know whether it sounded offensive to native speakers and others or not but I had no intention to offend anyone if it did. That's a reason why I'm working hard to improve my command of English. 0-