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Definition of "you'd" []
- Contraction of you had. (noun-possessive)
- Contraction of you would. (noun-possessive)
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Use "you'd" in a sentence
- "But "genteel" is not a word you'd choose; "harrowing" seems more apt."
- "Instructions: 1. First, think about the expression you'd like your pumpkin to wear."
- "Were you to open a shop called New England had an Italian company not already snaffled the name you'd have to stock it with American and Denim, German trainers, and English T-shirts made to look Japanese."
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