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Mr. Tom Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary
I always make my own bread. I'd probably be making...
Hi
Could you please help me understand the use of 'I'd' here? Shouldn't it be 'I'll'?
(Said by an interviewee to the interviewer)
I always make my own bread. I'd probably be making some today.
Thanks,
Tom
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Context (transcript/link)? It probably means, for example: "I'd probably be making some today if I wasn't sitting here in the studio talking with you".
- Context (transcript/link)?
- It probably means, for example: "I'd probably be making some today if I wasn't sitting here in the studio talking with you".
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Context (transcript/link)?
It probably means, for example: "I'd probably be making some today if I wasn't sitting here in the studio talking with you".
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