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it'd [ˈıtəd]

1. it'd → it would, it should

2. it'd → it had

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It'd be much more funny if that is how it actually happened. en.wikipedia.org

It'd be kind of interesting to see what her feeling is about it. en.wikipedia.org

It'd be good for him if he loses. en.wikipedia.org

It'd be a lot cheaper for you to do that. en.wikipedia.org

So, it's strange to think what it'd be like not to make or record music. en.wikipedia.org

For the rest of us who want something to play long into the night, it'd be better to look elsewhere. en.wikipedia.org

When he takes her back home, she realizes that his life isn't at all what she thought it'd be. en.wikipedia.org

So, it'd be interesting and kind of exciting to see where he goes. en.wikipedia.org

Then we sobered up and realised how much hard work it'd be, and the funniness went away. en.wikipedia.org

I thought it'd be cool to write it from a girl's perspective. en.wikipedia.org

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