I'dve

[FCollinsBuckeye]

Is it a word? I use it verbally, but spell check doesn't like it in any form I've typed.

I would = I'd
would have - would've
I would have = I'dve? Id've?

 

[AKAK]

Is it a word? I use it verbally, but spell check doesn't like it in any form I've typed.

I would = I'd
would have - would've
I would have = I'dve? Id've?

Let me use it in a sentence..

I'd've said, "I would have" but I'm too fucking lazy.

And you need two apostrophes because you're contracting two words following I.

:)

 

[OCBuckWife]

Is it a word? I use it verbally, but spell check doesn't like it in any form I've typed.

I would = I'd
would have - would've
I would have = I'dve? Id've?

I would have is correct when written.
I would've is informal spoken English and the reason some people think it really means "would of."

Your spell check is noting them in red probably simply because it isn't in its formal dictionary. Just add it and you won't have the issue anymore.

 

[Taosman]

Die Rechtschreibprfung sterben, die!

(Source: Telegraph.co.uk)

 

[BayBuck]

And you need two apostrophes because you're contracting two words following I.

This.

But since we're already being pretty dang informal, I would also accept "I'd'a" as a contraction of "I woulda".

:)

 

[AKAK]

This.

But since we're already being pretty dang informal, I would also accept "I'd'a" as a contraction of "I woulda".

:)

I'm sure you'd've.

 

[Gatorubet]

I'd'aho.

1: A state in the Western United States

2: AK speaking fondly of his youthful experiences

 

[MililaniBuckeye]

Is it a word? I use it verbally, but spell check doesn't like it in any form I've typed.

I would = I'd
would have - would've
I would have = I'dve? Id've?

You're just saying "I'd have" quickly, sounding like "I'd've", which is not grammatically correct. Use "I'd have"...

 

[AKAK]

I'd'aho-es.


2: AK speaking fondly of his youthful experiences

FIFY.

 

[3074326]

You're just saying "I'd have" quickly, sounding like "I'd've", which is not grammatically correct. Use "I'd have"...

This

Except "grammatically correct" is redundant. It should just be "grammatical."

 

[BB73]

I'd of bet that somebody would of used the word of incorrectly in this thread before this. Perhaps OCBW's mention of 'of' prevented it.

 

[Folanator]

I'dve thought it would be.

 

[Deety]

i already know im finna get all them red things but i dont care i need to know what kinda cleats or those thanks

 

[MolGenBuckeye]

'f y' 'eed ' g'de, t'e f'g c'r'cters c' be c'tr'cted w't' 'n 'p'str'p'e:

A (I've)
H (I've)
I (I'll)
L (I'd)
N (Can't)
O (I'd)
U (I'd)
W (I'd)

 

[MaxBuck]

... you need two apostrophes because you're contracting two words following I.

You're c'nst't'tion t'w'rd contracting is w'k.