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No, "should've" is "should have".
If this was all spoken aloud then pronunciation-wise why would she assume you were meaning "of" in place of "'ve"?
Why is she confronting you about trash and then having an argument about it? It's trash, just say "hey, please take the trash out" and then you get off your ass and do it. Life goes on.
Can you say "whooped".
maybe you could say whipped....
"should've" is an improper contraction for should have but comes out sounding like "should of". You're still right. High five.
your girlfriend is a bitch. sorry.
I don't get it
That's just pronunciation. There is no discrimination against different accents of English saying they have improper use of grammar. Grammar is structure and wording, not vocal pronunciation.
Because it doesn't sound like you meant to say those exact words.
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I have a feeling this will be one of the most grammatically-corrected threads in the history of FML. That should serve as fair warning to all the "ur" idiots out there.
I think saying it is fine since it sounds like "should've." Your girlfriend sounds like a bitch, OP.