Emma Jonson What is another word for have done?
Have-done synonyms
- outgrow. To grow faster or taller than something or someone else.
- achieve (related) To get or reach by exertion; attain; gain.
- stop. Prone to halting or hesitation.
- get-through. To overcome; to endure.
- leave. To transfer responsibility or attention.
- quit.
- finish.
How do you say I have done in another way?
Synonyms & Antonyms of have done (with)
- abandon,
- discontinue,
- drop,
- give up,
- knock off,
- lay off (of),
- pack (up or in),
- quit.
What we have done meaning?
“What have we done?” Indicates that you’re surprised by what you and one or more other people just did. Like, you were part of a group of people that just elected Donald Trump as president. Usually, it’s proceeded by some sort of exclamatory phrase: “Oh my god!
What’s another word for I have?
What is another word for have?
| possess | own |
|---|---|
| bear | hog |
| boast | have in hand |
| hold | carry |
| be in possession of | command |
What’s another word for go to person?
What is another word for go-to person?
| adjutant | aide |
|---|---|
| aide-de-camp | assistant |
| helper | man Friday |
| number-two | right-hand-man |
| secretary |
What is a better word for?
What is one word for what we have done?
Single words for What we have done might be Research or Trials; perhaps Tests or Experiments. It might matter whether you’re reporting everything you’ve done, or only what was successful. Either way, why does it need to be a single word, please?
Which is the best synonym for work done?
Synonyms for Work done. Synonyms for. Work done. Hold to adjust. work carried out. work. n. , v. work undertaken. efforts.
What is another word for ” do ” in English?
“My hope is that by reporting on bad behavior like this, I can do some good.” “Enough talk. Let’s do it!” “I can currently do five chin-ups at a time.” “I am currently wearing a long dress and striped shirt, which won’t do for the party.” “They would watch videos, read books, and do puzzles.”
What’s the difference between’did’and’have done’?
As the other answers said, “did” is past tense. “Have done” is present perfect. Although in some contexts present perfect can imply that something was done recently, that is by no means the rule. “Have you ever run a marathon?” “Yes I have. I ran one ten years ago.”