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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What'd you vs. What d'you
If one wants to write out the abbreviation of "what do," can they write "what'd" or is that only for "what did?" For example:
"What'd you think?" he asked.
Can that only mean "what did" or can it also be "what do?" If someone wanted to write "what do you think" with that type abbreviation, does it have to be, "What d'you think?"
Thanks.
"What'd you think?" he asked.
Can that only mean "what did" or can it also be "what do?" If someone wanted to write "what do you think" with that type abbreviation, does it have to be, "What d'you think?"
Thanks.
Top answer
" he asked. " Yes Clive
- " he asked.
- " Yes Clive
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Hi,
If one wants to write out the abbreviation of "what do," can they write "what'd" or is that only for "what did?" For example:
"What'd you think?" he asked.
Can that only mean "what did" Yes or can it also be "what do?"No
If someone want
If one wants to write out the abbreviation of "what do," can they write "what'd" or is that only for "what did?" For example:
"What'd you think?" he asked.
Can that only mean "what did" Yes or can it also be "what do?"No
If someone want
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