How do you recognize the abbreviation I'd (had/would)?

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Today's Lesson Objecties

End of this lesson you know the difference between 

You'd better go now 

&

You would like to go now

..........

The contraction/abbreviation

(I, You, He, She, We, They) 

'd 

can mean 

would or 

had.

2. Some examples (I would)

He'd have done the dishes, if he had had  time. 

 'd followed by the present perfect  (have + past participle).

1. Some examples (I would)

He'd go if he had some money. ('d = would)

('d is followed by the bare infinitive)

Mostly in IF sentences! & A polite request 

3. Some examples (I would)

He'd gone home. ('d = had)

He'd been married a year. ('d = had)

Had is followed by a past participle

4. Some examples (I would)

I'd rather live in Spain than Stockholm.

5. Some examples (I had)

I'd better do something

('d = had)

used for giving advice or warnings

Uitleg Tag Question

We had better go, hadn't we?

You had three cats, don't you? 

We would have done the job, would't we?

Hello, I ______ like two coffees, please.

1. would
2. had

If she_______ known where he son was, she would have said.

1. would
2. had

I can't remember his name but I _________ know if _____ see him.

1. would/would
2. had/would
3. had/had
4. had/would

You_________ better go to bed early tonight. If you want to get up early tomorrow morning.

1. would
2. had

I wish he__________ studied more at the Oxford University

1. would
2. had

I________ prefer to stay home tonight.
I am a bit tired.

1. would
2. had

I 'd wish you turn off that TV. It's extremely annoying me.

1. would
2. had

The doctors said that they ______ been lucky to survive the car crash.

1. would
2. had

Do you understand now the 'd abbreviation?

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