who'd
Questioning person's intention
Who'd is a contraction of "who would" or "who had": Who'd want to live there?
Who'd have thought it would rain?
The contraction appears mainly in speech and informal writing.
contraction
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- abbreviatedMade shorter, typically words
- auxiliaryGiving additional support
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
- elisionDropped sounds in speech
pronoun · interrogative · relative · clause · question · subject · modal · hypothetical
apostrophe
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- abbreviatedMade shorter, typically words
- auxiliaryGiving additional support
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
elision · pronoun · interrogative · relative · clause · question · subject · modal · hypothetical · perfect
- who caresDismissive indifference expression
- who are youRequest for identification
- who knowsExpression of uncertainty
- guess whoPlayful identity challenge
- everybody who's anyoneAll notable or influential people
- who's thereKnock response query