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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Does " 'd " mean anything else than would?
e.g. How'd I score the house call, Dr. Quinn? ( is a part of a dialogue)
e.g. How'd I score the house call, Dr. Quinn? ( is a part of a dialogue)
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I'd never hear that one before. [had] I'd have come earlier if I'd known you wanted some help. [would; had] How'd you do on the test?
- I'd never hear that one before.
- [had] I'd have come earlier if I'd known you wanted some help.
- [would; had] How'd you do on the test?
- [did] - not used in written language unless quoting someone
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I'd never hear that one before. [had]
I'd have come earlier if I'd known you wanted some help. [would; had]
How'd you do on the test? [did] - not used in written language unless quoting someone
I'd have come earlier if I'd known you wanted some help. [would; had]
How'd you do on the test? [did] - not used in written language unless quoting someone
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