2012年11月13日 · 的意思一樣，兩者為同義詞，意為「為什麼?」，主要用於口語，用來詢問某人為何做某事。 例如： John: I’m going to London tomorrow. (約翰：我明天要去倫敦) Mary: What for? (瑪麗：去做什麼?) She’s decided to move to the suburbs. (她已決定搬到郊區) For what? (為什麼?) What did Jack hit you for? = For what did Jack hit you? (傑克為什麼打你?) What are you doing this for? = For what are you doing this? (你為什麼這樣做?) 為什麼這兩個片語的意思可以 …

D for what?的意思They might have been confused as to why they got that, like “a D? Why? What did I get that for?”

Definition of D for what? They might have been confused as to why they got that, like “a D? Why? What did I get that for?”

2017年10月6日 · I'm wondering what the 'd stand for? (had, did, would, could or should?) Please tell me the things that can be used as the abbreviation 'd. Thank you so much. It depends on context. In. I'd gone to the store before my friend came. it stands for had. "I had gone to the store..." In. I'd have done a better job. it stands for would.

D: For what? (= what is the reason?) C: I need to buy a new shirt. D: What for? (= what is the reason?) C: I spilled my coffee and I can't go home and change.

2017年10月24日 · Should it be what for or for what? And why? 'What for?' is the most common usage, although 'For what?' is still correct. "What for" sounds more like everyday speaking English. However, "For what" delivers a somewhat grumpy tone. Either way fine. Up to the writer on subtle tone or feeling expressed by the sleeper.

Two different answers for a question say that 'd in "How'd you know?" is a contraction of did. Can I always use 'd as contraction of did, or should I use it only when 'd follows a word that is part of a set of words? For example, could I write "I'd know it." or should I write only why'd, who'd, where'd, when'd, and how'd?

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"What d'you say" is likely to be interpreted as a contraction for "What do you say", although I suppose it's possible that some people might use it to write the contracted pronunciation of "What did you say". The spelling "d'you" is often used to represent the compressed pronunciation used in "How d'you do," which represents "How do you do?"

2023年9月6日 · To determine which, you’d need to know the context (in that sentence, for example, it means “you would”). When a group of words is connected by omitting certain letters and adding the apostrophe, it’s not called an abbreviation, it’s called a contraction. “I’d” meaning “I would” or “I had,” or “it’s” meaning “it ...