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Pructus Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
How you have done
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The important thing is how you have done.
Is this sentence above correct without the object of "have done", like "you have done it"?
If the speaker and the listener both know well what the object is?
Or grammar aside, how does it sound to native's ear?
The important thing is how you have done.
Is this sentence above correct without the object of "have done", like "you have done it"?
If the speaker and the listener both know well what the object is?
Or grammar aside, how does it sound to native's ear?
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Is this sentence above correct without the object of "have done", like "you have done it"? " If there is an object, however, you may need it in some cases. -- It sounds fine as an intransitive form.
- Is this sentence above correct without the object of "have done", like "you have done it"?
- " If there is an object, however, you may need it in some cases.
- -- It sounds fine as an intransitive form.
- As for the transitive form, I can't tell you without that context you're talking about .
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Is this sentence above correct without the object of "have done", like "you have done it"? If the speaker and the listener both know well what the object is?-- It is OK with no object at all: "How did you do at the races?" If there is an object, however, you may need it in some cases.
Or grammar aside, how does it sound to native's ear?-- It sounds fine as an intransit
Or grammar aside, how does it sound to native's ear?-- It sounds fine as an intransit
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