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2021

English · Punctuations

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Question

Correct contraction for :

I had = _____

Options
  • A

    I'd

  • B

    Id

  • C

    Id'

  • D

    l'hd

Explanation

Contractions are abbreviations of words blending together. Combining 'I' and 'had', removing 'h' and 'a', and using an apostrophe where the letters are removed will form 'I’d'.

Contractions are abbreviations of words blending together. Combining 'I' and 'had', removing 'h' and 'a', and using an apostrophe where the letters are removed will form 'I'd".

Contractions are abbreviations of words blending together. Combining 'I' and 'had', removing 'h' and 'a', and using an apostrophe where the letters are removed will form 'I'd".

Contractions are abbreviations of words blending together. Combining 'I' and 'had', removing 'h' and 'a', and using an apostrophe where the letters are removed will form 'I'd".

Contractions are abbreviations of words blending together. Combining 'I' and 'had', removing 'h' and 'a', and using an apostrophe where the letters are removed will form 'I'd".

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