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The phrase "did you file" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring whether someone has submitted a document or completed a filing process. Example: "Did you file the report by the deadline?"
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Did you file with a smile?
"Hey, Joshie, did you file the protest?" I said.
"I was like a jealous boyfriend, calling up my lawyer, saying, 'Did you do it; did you file the paperwork?' " Mr. Rosenthal said.
So, as reluctant as you might be to send a check to the IRS today (or, wait, did you file electronically?), take a moment to appreciate what our collective investment makes possible for social and economic benefit beyond what any individual or company can create on its own.
Did you file a missing persons report?
Stuart Anderson: Why did you file the lawsuit?
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But there are a lot of other questions to answer too: How do you file your taxes now?
How do you file claims?
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