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Yes, would is the correct spelling.
An example sentence is: "I would like to go to the cinema".
Unless you are trying to spell wood, the material that comes from trees.
An example sentence is: "I wonder what type of wood this table is made from?".
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β 7y ago
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β 15y agoyes, depends on you spell it if you spell it (would you like a cookie) or no if you are talking about(the beaver is chewing the wood)
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