what has someone done

The phrase 'what has someone done' is a versatile idiom often used to inquire about actions, changes, or to express surprise and frustration.

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Definition

B1General Inquiry

(common)Used to ask about the actions or activities someone has completed.

Example

  • What has he done to improve the project?
  • Can you tell me what she has done today?

B1Notable Change

(common)Used to inquire about a noticeable change in someone or something.

Example

  • What has she done to her hair?
  • What has he done to the garden?

B1Locating Items

(informal)Used to ask where someone has placed or what they have done with an item.

Example

  • What has she done with my keys?
  • What has he done with the documents?

B2Surprise or Shock

(informal)Used to express surprise or shock at someone's actions or the state of something.

Example

  • What has he done now?
  • What has she done to the room?

B2Understanding Actions

(common)Used to ask about someone's behavior or actions, especially if they are unusual or unexpected.

Example

  • What has he done to make you so upset?
  • What has she done to cause this problem?

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "what has someone done":

that's done it