宿題ちゃんとした？って英語でなんて言うの？

I use two ways of checking whether my kids have finished their homework. One way is to check if they have finished "Have you finished all your homework?" This question works if you know they have been working on their homework once they come home from school. The most effective way is to ask them WHAT they had for homework. "What did you have for homework today?" In this way, you can check on each subject and ask your child to specify what they had to do and you can then gather whether this was completed or not.

You can use done or finished in this phrase. I would say 'done' is more direct and might have a slightly more strict feel. Are you done yet? Kind of impatient. Have you finished your homework? Might seem more, just curious about it, just asking.

These are two ways of asking your child if their homework is completed: "Did you already do your homework?" is implying that they should have finished it sometime beforehand. Meanwhile, "have you completed your homework?" is a way of asking before your child goes on and does something else such as playing video games, etc.

When asking your child if they have completed their homework assignment, you can ask like this: "Have you finished your homework yet?"

When you want to ask whether your child has completed their homework, then you may ask in the following ways: -Are you finished with your homework? -Did you do your homework? -Have you done your homework?

The three sentences you see above are terrific ways to ask someone, like your child, if they did their homework. In the third sentence you will see the phrase all done. This phrase means we have finished or completed something. This phrase is used often in our everyday conversation and would make a great addition to your vocabulary.