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And next time you'll take the trash out.
I'm all for good grammar, but jeeze, your girlfriend sounds like a bully.
Wait, what? Does this mean this "confrontation" was done over text or something? How do you notice a grammar mistake through speech? Am I the only one who doesn't understand how this is possible in real life?
unless you're saying "should've," "should have" is noticeably different than "should of," I think
Wait, what? Does this mean this "confrontation" was done over text or something? How do you notice a grammar mistake through speech? Am I the only one who doesn't understand how this is possible in real life?
Take out the trash then
I hate Grammar Nazis.
grammet nazi's please come to texas
Punch her
Okay, mixing up "should of" and "should've" IS stupid - "'ve" and "of" are not even remotely the same word - but how the hell did she even pick up the difference in spoken speech? Unless this was a text conversation, I suppose. Or the OP really enunciates incredibly precisely.
"of" pronounces the "f" a lot like a "v". The result sounding something more akin to "uv". Then "should" ends the syllable on the "d", forcing the rest of the contraction into a new syllable. The "e" in have is basically silent and remains so in the contraction. This forces the "-'ve" syllable to force out a vowel to get the "v" audible. The result sounding also akin to "uv". How the **** was that discernable, in conversation?
exactly what I was thinking! You worded it pretty well.
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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.