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What the "d" here stands for?
for example: you'd.....; they'd.....; he'd.....
Feb 17, 2012 8:18 AM
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The 'd is a short form of "would" or "had".
February 17, 2012
Yes, it's either "would" or "had". You'll know which one it is based on the following verb. "Would" is always followed by the verb in the base form, and "had" (ie. past perfect "had") is always followed by the past participle.
You'd ask = you would ask
You'd asked = you had asked
February 17, 2012
would or had
February 17, 2012
you would,they would,he would.
or
you had , they had,he had
depends on the sentence
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/he%27d
February 17, 2012
Is the contraction of:
You would....They would....he would
February 17, 2012
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