Pronunciation of Contracted Verbs: Would + have = would've | Part 2

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Excellent clear & practical presentation and advice!

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[@silviaestevez5569]

Excelente explanation wifi IPA . It's the first time I've really understood the pronunciation of would have and why. Thanks

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[@MarvelDLaw]

explalining with not only it's pronounciaton but also IPA are very helpful. Thank you.

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[@raniafathy1245]

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[@ridagaceb7689]

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[@ynnad2702]

At 3:22 I can't hear you pronouncing "have" after "we would've like to...". It sounds like "we would've like to met" but something says me that's wrong.

[@GerardoMeridagt]

I think She's pronouncing something like "to've", but it is pretty fast.

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[@LanNguyen-rm8rg]

Thank you so much for your helpful videos, ElementalEnglish . However, in this video I think the first example is not correct. "I would've gone shopping if I didn't have so much homework to finish". I think it should be "I would've gone shopping if I hadn't had so much homework to finish". Please check it for me if I'm wrong. Thanks!

[@elementalenglish]

+Lan Nguyen I'm sorry I didn't see this comment sooner! Great question! Although you are grammatically correct, in everyday life, most people wouldn't say "hadn't had". In everyday, casual English speech, a native US English speaker would say "didn't" as I said it in the example. The grammatically correct version is a bit more formal. It's a good example of how grammar rules transform and stretch in real life examples. Perhaps some British or other English speakers can tell us if the same change applies in their English?

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[@tibacuyes]

Excellente Lesson. I would have seem before.

[@sumitbhatia3530]

Can I say,,I'd've earned instead of I would've earned...which one is better to say..plz reply... thanks..

[@석명근-p3i]

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[@isrldarsinzjnb2117]

why do you have to contract words? i am indonesian i don't have a contraction phrase on my languge

[@yrisyoselincasimirogarcia364]

Ni Larissa. Excume but I think that the frase: I would've gone shopping if I dindn't have so much homework to finish is wrong. I suppose is: I would've gone shopping if I wouldn't had so much homework to finish. Please, I don't know if I'm confuse.

[@aaronbogatch548]

I would've come sooner = I woulda come sooner I would've practiced = I woulda practiced I would've earned = I wouldav earned I would've apologized = I wouldav apologized. No offence intended

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[@illmin7]

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[@yujo8105]

USA

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