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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
I thought I'd do it
In the example:
Yang Li: Your boss told you to run to the studio – hmm strange.
Kaz: No no, she said "Kaz, when you start tomorrow's program, I want you to hit the ground running".
Yang Li: "I want you to hit the ground running" – sounds rather dangerous.
Kaz: Well, I thought I'd do it literally– you know, just for fun.
What does ‘I’d’ mean? (I would or I should)
If it is ‘I would,’ then what does the sentence “I thought I’d do it literally” mean?
Yang Li: Your boss told you to run to the studio – hmm strange.
Kaz: No no, she said "Kaz, when you start tomorrow's program, I want you to hit the ground running".
Yang Li: "I want you to hit the ground running" – sounds rather dangerous.
Kaz: Well, I thought I'd do it literally– you know, just for fun.
What does ‘I’d’ mean? (I would or I should)
If it is ‘I would,’ then what does the sentence “I thought I’d do it literally” mean?
Top answer
In the example: Yang Li: Your boss told you to run to the studio – hmm strange. Kaz: No no, she said "Kaz, when you start tomorrow's program, I want you to hit the ground running". Yang Li: "I want you to hit the ground running" – sounds rather dangerous.
- In the example: Yang Li: Your boss told you to run to the studio – hmm strange.
- Kaz: No no, she said "Kaz, when you start tomorrow's program, I want you to hit the ground running".
- Yang Li: "I want you to hit the ground running" – sounds rather dangerous.
- Kaz: Well, I thought I'd do it literally – you know, just for fun.
- What does ‘I’d’ mean?
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In the example:
Yang Li: Your boss told you to run to the studio – hmm strange.
Kaz: No no, she said "Kaz, when you start tomorrow's program, I want you to hit the ground running".
Yang Li: "I want you to hit the ground running" – sounds rather dangerous.
Kaz: Well, I thought I'd do it literally– you know, just for fun.
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Yang Li: Your boss told you to run to the studio – hmm strange.
Kaz: No no, she said "Kaz, when you start tomorrow's program, I want you to hit the ground running".
Yang Li: "I want you to hit the ground running" – sounds rather dangerous.
Kaz: Well, I thought I'd do it literally– you know, just for fun.
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