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BabyDog Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Where are you parked ? where did you parked? where have you parked? where were you parked?

Where are you parked ? where did you parked? where have you parked? where were you parked?

Can anyone please tell me what the difference between these sentences? Thanks!
  

Top answer

Where are you parked? refers to the present W here did you parked? wrong Where did you park?

— Canadian45

  • Where are you parked?
  • refers to the present W here did you parked?
  • wrong Where did you park?
  • 1.
  • can refer to the present, with the same meaning as the first sentence 2.
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Where are you parked? refers to the present
Where did you parked? wrong
Where did you park? 1. can refer to the present, with the same meaning as the first sentence
2. can refer to the past, with the same meaning as th
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thanks for your reply!
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Where are you parked your car?
I have parked my car infront of the gate.

Check my above sentences please..
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shravanmmWhere are have you parked your car?
I have parked my car in front of the gate.
As shown.

CJ
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If someone asks me, Where are you parked? What do I answer?

Thank you.
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shravanmmIf someone asks me, Where are you parked? What do I answer?
It depends where you're parked, of course.
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If someone said :

I parked my car in ...

Or

I have parked my car in ...

- I want to know is the car still parked or no with two tenses ?


Help me please !

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