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Discover Ludwig"I'd be nice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to express a desire or willingness to do something in a polite or courteous manner. For example: - "If you need help with your project, I'd be nice and offer my assistance." - "I'm sure he will appreciate it if you'd be nice and apologize for your behavior." - "I'd be nice if I didn't mention your embarrassing moment to anyone else." - "I wish people would just be nice to each other and spread kindness instead of negativity."
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I'd be so strict - I'd be nice and strict.
"Maybe it's easy to be nice with $10 billion — I'd be nice, too!" Along Linden Boulevard, and in nearby Jamaica, the mayor and his efforts to extend his time in office got both better and worse reviews.
I thought I'd be nice and grab a glass of wine for my wife so that she could visit with our friends and their six-month-old daughter at our table.
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I wish I was – it'd be nice, I could have a really nice Lamborghini or something.
I thought it'd be nice to change that.
Which is why, this week, I think it'd be nice to find a balance.
I think it'd be nice in five years to see Alex and Mason getting married.
"I thought it'd be nice to work with a real musician for once," he laughs.
But it'd be nice if I could get in at the beginning.
I would be nice to think that Zimmerman's trial might change that, just a little, but we're not holding our breath.
I like my bosses so I would be nice and give them notice".
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