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2019年7月17日 · 然后，did you和have you肯定是有差别，did you主要是问在过去某个时间你有没有做某事，主要目的是确认这个事情是否发生过。

以did you 和 do you开头的句子有什么区别只有一个区别，表示的时态不同。 did you是过去式，问的是过去发生的事。 do you是一般现在时，不强调时间。 如：Did you get up at eight yesterday?你昨天八点钟起床的？ 问

do you和are you的区别为：意思不同、用法不同、侧重点不同。 一、意思不同. 1.do you：你…吗. 2.are you：你是吗. 二、用法不同. 1.do you：协助主要动词构成谓语的词叫助动词（Auxiliary Verb），也叫辅助动词。 被协助的动词称作主要动词（Main Verb）。 助动词用来构成时态和语态。 助动词具有语法意义，但除情态助动词外没有词汇意义，不可单独作谓语。 2.are you：用来辅助主语的动词。 它本身有词义，但不能单独用作谓语，其后必须跟表语，构成系表结构说明 …

区别：did you 是 一般过去时，说发生了的事。 have you是 现在完成时，是指发生过的事，对现在造成的影响。 应该看句子表示哪种时间段，再选择用哪个短语。 did you：你...（做了某事）了吗？ 1、Did you stand well with him then? 那时候你和他的关系相处得好吗? 2、Did you make this shirt or buy it? 这件衬衣是你自己做的还是买的? 3、What did you say? 你刚才说什么? 4、Did you walk back? 你是走回来的吗? 5、Why did you do all this? 你为什么要做这一切？ 1、Have you …

2022年10月16日 · 假如老师昨天给你布置了一份作业，今天问你做没做完，可以说:Have you done your homework？ 老师具体想表达的意思是:此时此刻，你是否已经完成了作业？

2018年3月20日 · First of all, did is the past tense form of the verb to do (which is also used as an auxiliary verb to help form questions in English). When you say that you did something, you're talking about something that happened in the past. Do is the present tense form of the verb to do. It's used to talk about present tense situations.

"do you" is present tense and refers to things you do habitually. You can also use it to ask if someone ever does something. "Do you go to the movies often?" "Do you ever go to the movie theater at the mall?" "Do you ever go to the movies by yourself?" There is no difference in meaning in normal speech. 這個回答有幫到你嗎？ 嗯... (1) do you have...

did you 和 do you 有什么区别？ 如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。 "did you" is asking about something in the past which is not happening right now. "do you: is asking about something that is happening at the moment/ in the present. For example, "Did you go to the party?" This means that the party is over/in the past. "Do you know who that is?"