Can you abbreviation for you will?

Answer 1

i think it'd be 'you'ld'

but it looks a bit strange... i'd just stick with saying 'you would' if i were you :P The answer is you'd okay i'd go with that person then ^
I always go with "you'd" just from hearing it so often and assuming the spelling would be similar to "I'd", "he'd', or "they'd" even though they assume both meanings of either had or would depending upon how it's used in a sentence. I doubt that this is an officially accepted term though as it comes up as a misspelling on my computer but seems to show up as if it were proper if Google searched.

Answer 2

yes it is you'll. [but it is not an abbreviation, but rather a contraction of the two words.]

Answer 3

"You will" can be contracted to "you'll," but it is a contraction as opposed to an abbreviation.

Answer 4

It's not an abbreviation, it's called a contraction, and the contraction for "he will" is he'll.