Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Were you at home yesterday? You cannot translate sentences because you did not add any language in your profile. Add a language. cmn. ????????
• Dec 20, 2015 ... and when I should use "Were you...". For example, Why do we say: "Were you at home last night?" but not. "Did you were at home last night?".
• Were you at home yesterday? Were we at home yesterday? Were they at home yesterday? Yes, I was. No, I wasn't. Yes, he was. No, he wasn't. Yes, she was.
• Were you at home yesterday? Yes, I was. Were you busy last night? Yes, I was. Were you at work yesterday? Yes, I was. Were you in the cinema last night?

• Sign Up. "Did you get home okay?" "Nope. I'm dead." is on Facebook. To connect with "Did you get home okay?" "Nope. I'm dead.", sign up for Facebook today.
• fashioned, but I just wanted to check, did you get home ok?" It may not be a funny message, but if you sent it to me, I'd melt.
• Jan 2, 2008 ... However, in a situation described in your post, I would say "Did you get home safely?" or if you think the person might still be en route, you ...
• Mar 31, 2011 ... It's great as a good night kiss (“Did you get home safely?”) It's great to reconfirm things (“What time are we meeting on Sunday? Let me know.
• "Hope this doesn't sound old