[General] Are thest you

[Anil Giria]

Are these you looking for?

Is this correct?

 

[emsr2d2]

Your post does not make sense, I'm afraid. Your title contains a spelling error and your main sentence isn't grammatical. Can you tell us what you are trying to say in another way?

 

[Anil Giria]

Your post does not make sense, I'm afraid. Your title contains a spelling error and your main sentence isn't grammatical. Can you tell us what you are trying to say in another way?

I sent some files via email to someone and I am not sure whether the files meets his requirement or not so I asked:

Are these you looking for?

I understand alternatively I can also ask: Are you looking for these files?​

 

[emsr2d2]

If you have already sent them, you could ask "Are those the files you were waiting/looking for?"

 

[Anil Giria]

If you have already sent them, you could ask "Are those the files you were waiting/looking for?"

Can I say that we can mix present continuous and past continuous in a single sentence?

 

[Raymott]

Can I say that we can mix present continuous and past continuous in a single sentence?

You can mix any tenses you like in a sentence, as long as it makes sense and is grammatical.
"I'm bringing you the files you were looking for."

 

[Anil Giria]

Suppose we are sending an email with attachments and we are not sue whether the files are correct or not. Can we ask in a following way?

Are these the files you were looking for?

My doubt is: should we use these or those?

 

[GoesStation]

My question [STRIKE]doubt[/STRIKE] is: should we use these or those?

In international English, you have a question, not a doubt.