Hi Valery! I'd = I would We'd = We would You'd = You would It'd = It would She'd = She would He'd = He would etc. In English it's very common to shorten the word "would" when the previous word is a pronoun (I, we, you, it, she etc.). It's the same thing with 's in "it's" and 'm in "I'm" and also 're in "You're". Hope this helps. :)

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The 'd can be either "would" or "had". So how do we tell the difference? We look at the following verb: I'd eat = I would eat (only the base verb can follow "would") I'd eaten = I had eaten (only the past participle can follow "had" in past perfect)

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