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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Would / d

Hi,

“My sister would be angry with me if she knew that I was gossiping about her behind her back.”

“My sister’d be angry with me if she knew that I was gossiping about her behind her back.”

I know that we can abbreviate ‘would’ in English and write ‘d’ instead, but it doesn’t look very good in this case.

What do you think?

  

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What do you think? Right. " It does not read as strange as it looks, if you will.

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Ann225it doesn’t look very good in this case.What do you think?

Right. Except that if it was dialogue, it'd be required if that's what she said rather than "My sister would …." It does not read as strange as it looks, if you will.

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