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| Incorrect, but not so infrequent. FRC |
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| Is it correct grammar to say: is our children learning? Is there such a thing as intransitive plural subjunctive tense? Thank you. |
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| Incorrect. FRC |
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a) should have (OK) b) should of (Not OK) Spoken form: a) should have (OK) b) should [Uv] (OK) Note, I've used the symbol U to represent the sound of "u" in up. Speakers often reduce the word 'have' to 'ave', giving [Uv]. [Uv] sounds like "of" and the reason why *should of is a common spelling error. :wink: All the best, :D |
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