Question

from: rena nelson
to: vella cruz
subject: alicia cruz
ms. cruz,
i am happy to hear that alicia is feeling better and will be returning to school next week. during the time she was out, we covered some important basic concepts in chemistry that we will build on for the remainder of the year.
id like to meet with alicia when she returns so we can make a plan for her successful completion of the missing work. in order for alicia to catch up, it is important that she gets some extra help. if she can come to school early or stay late, id be happy to work with her.
here is my tutoring schedule:
m, w, f: 7:00 am - 8:00 am
t, th: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
if these times dont work for alicia, then she can go to the counseling department and ask to sign up for an honor student tutor. honor students work as tutors after school at no charge, and all the arrangements are made directly with the student.
thank you for keeping me up to date. i look forward to alicias return.
rena nelson
in line 7, which words mean the same as the underlined word id?
i had
i did
i could
i would

Explanation:

The contraction "I'd" is a short - form of "I would". In the context of the email, the sender is expressing a willingness or a preference. For example, "I'd like to meet with Alicia" means "I would like to meet with Alicia".

Answer:

I would