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The contraction he'd can mean either "he had" or "he would."

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He'd just finished the job when the rain started. (he had)

He'd pay more for a better car. (he would)

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12y ago

he's for he is

he'd for he would, or he had

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7y ago

There is no past tense contraction using was.

The contraction he's means "he is."

The contraction he'd means "he had" or "he would."

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7y ago

He wasn't there. You would make the verb carry the past tense.

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