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UK//juːv dʌn ɪt naʊ//US//juv dʌn ɪt naʊ//

Meaning of You've done it now

You have caused a problem or made a mistake.

In simple words: You've caused a problem or made a mistake.

You've done it now in a sentence

  • Oh no, you've done it now! The boss is going to be angry when she finds out.
  • You've done it now by not submitting your report on time; they'll think you're not serious.
  • When you spilled coffee on the computer, you've done it now; it might not work again.
  • You've done it now, and there's no way to fix the damage you caused during the party.
  • If you don't check your work, you've done it now, and it will be too late to change anything.

How to use You've done it now

Used informally to indicate that someone has created a situation that may lead to trouble. Often conveys a sense of urgency or warning.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a friend who just broke something, saying 'You've done it now!' with panic.

Related words

Collocations with You've done it now

  • done it now
  • you've really done it now
  • what have you done now

Synonyms for You've done it now

  • You've messed up
  • You've made a mistake
  • You've got yourself into trouble

Common mistakes with You've done it now

  • Used in formal situations when it may sound too casual.
  • Misused with serious topics where a lighter phrase would be inappropriate.

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Frequently asked questions about You've done it now

What does You've done it now mean?

You've caused a problem or made a mistake.

What is the definition of You've done it now?

You have caused a problem or made a mistake.

How do you use You've done it now in a sentence?

Oh no, you've done it now! The boss is going to be angry when she finds out.

Can you give another example of You've done it now?

You've done it now by not submitting your report on time; they'll think you're not serious.

What are synonyms for You've done it now?

Common alternatives include You've messed up, You've made a mistake, You've got yourself into trouble.

What words go with You've done it now?

It commonly pairs with done it now, you've really done it now, what have you done now.

What are common mistakes when using You've done it now?

Used in formal situations when it may sound too casual. Misused with serious topics where a lighter phrase would be inappropriate.

How do you pronounce You've done it now?

US: //juv dʌn ɪt naʊ//, UK: //juːv dʌn ɪt naʊ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is You've done it now formal or informal?

"You've done it now" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use You've done it now?

Used informally to indicate that someone has created a situation that may lead to trouble. Often conveys a sense of urgency or warning.