← Back to context Comment by NooneAtAll3 10 hours ago > as many of notedplease rephrase? 3 comments NooneAtAll3 Reply Biganon 8 hours ago "as many have noted", I suppose.I'm always baffled at how many people write "of" instead of "have", they don't even sound the same bschwindHN 8 hours ago The classic one is "should have" or "should've" to "should of" because when spoken, it really does sound similar. I don't know what the fuck people are learning in English classes these days though, or if they even still have them. efskap 6 hours ago They sound exactly the same to me.Wiktionary gives <should've> as /ˈʃʊdəv/, unstressed <have> as /(h)əv/ and unstressed <of> as /əv/.
Biganon 8 hours ago "as many have noted", I suppose.I'm always baffled at how many people write "of" instead of "have", they don't even sound the same bschwindHN 8 hours ago The classic one is "should have" or "should've" to "should of" because when spoken, it really does sound similar. I don't know what the fuck people are learning in English classes these days though, or if they even still have them. efskap 6 hours ago They sound exactly the same to me.Wiktionary gives <should've> as /ˈʃʊdəv/, unstressed <have> as /(h)əv/ and unstressed <of> as /əv/.
bschwindHN 8 hours ago The classic one is "should have" or "should've" to "should of" because when spoken, it really does sound similar. I don't know what the fuck people are learning in English classes these days though, or if they even still have them. efskap 6 hours ago They sound exactly the same to me.Wiktionary gives <should've> as /ˈʃʊdəv/, unstressed <have> as /(h)əv/ and unstressed <of> as /əv/.
efskap 6 hours ago They sound exactly the same to me.Wiktionary gives <should've> as /ˈʃʊdəv/, unstressed <have> as /(h)əv/ and unstressed <of> as /əv/.
"as many have noted", I suppose.
I'm always baffled at how many people write "of" instead of "have", they don't even sound the same
The classic one is "should have" or "should've" to "should of" because when spoken, it really does sound similar. I don't know what the fuck people are learning in English classes these days though, or if they even still have them.
They sound exactly the same to me.
Wiktionary gives <should've> as /ˈʃʊdəv/, unstressed <have> as /(h)əv/ and unstressed <of> as /əv/.