Reminder- It's could HAVE, Should HAVE or could've/should've maybe, not could "OF"!
 

Where did you guys learn to write English? I see this almost every day here in the forum and elsewhere. I am speaking to many of my fellow Americans. It's "could HAVE", or "should HAVE" or even "could've/should've", not "could OF" or "should OF". Thank you.

Good grammar tip Jim.

Thanks for taking it in the spirit intended, Tony. It was your last post that pushed me over the edge. :1orglaugh

My written word sucks I wouldnt deny it but Im working on it. I may not be close to perfect but I get my point across.

I would of mentioned it if I had of thought of it first! :winkwink:

Grammer..........class I slept through in school....thanks for helping me out.

There are so many more it isn't even funny! There should be a grammar police here even though I'm sure we've all had our share of offenses. :Oh crap

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Thanks for this thread...

Damn, in what country is there "grammar police"?

I usually say "could'a" and "should'a"

I'm betting it's that vernacular that makes people think that others are saying "of", and - perhaps in some cases - cause people to mimic it that way.

Blame the Southerners!

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I struggle with any language. I think it's from growing up in Kentucky.

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