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Which is the correct saying you did it yesterday or you done it yesterday?
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∙ 12y ago
did is the past simple of do and is used with time words such as yesterday
done is the past participle of do and is used with have/has/had.
However have done /has done are not used with time words like yesterday.
So 'You did it yesterday' is correct
You had done it yesterday could also be correct depending on the context.
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∙ 12y ago
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