English Short Forms / Contracted Forms: Outta, I'd...

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- Hello Alisha. Can you tell me how to pronounce the word "associate" as a verb, noun, and adjective please?
- Hi alisha! What’s the correct choice between “why would i have told you?” and “why would i tell you” when talking about a past action? I don’t know if the direct translation from Italian works in this case.
- What does "outta" mean in this phrase?
- Hi... I'd like to know the difference between "close to" and "near." It's a little tricky for learners.
- When we use the contraction""I'd"" what modal verb is being used? Should, would or could?

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