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you'd

What is the meaning of you'd , is it means you would or you did or can i use it for both

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you'd is you would when followed by a bare infinitive: you'd go, you'd see, you'd know = you would go, you would see, you would know. you'd is you had when followed by a past participle: you'd gone, you'd seen, you'd known = you had gone, you had seen, you had known. you'd never means you did .

— CalifJim

  • you'd is you would when followed by a bare infinitive: you'd go, you'd see, you'd know = you would go, you would see, you would know.
  • you'd is you had when followed by a past participle: you'd gone, you'd seen, you'd known = you had gone, you had seen, you had known.
  • you'd never means you did .
  • You have to spell that one out completely: you did .
  • CJ
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you'd is you would when followed by a bare infinitive: you'd go, you'd see, you'd know = you would go, you would see, you would know.
you'd is you had when followed by a past participle: you'd gone, you'd seen, you'd known = you had gone, you had seen, you had known.

you'd never means you did. You have to spell
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