of or have?

[GoodTaste]

Native English speakers sometimes write "could have" as "could of", which is probably based in the colloquial sound "could've". Here in the video at 1:26 - 1:28, what do you hear the speaker says? The captions of the video show "and have my own preferences" yet the sound seems to mean "and of my own preferences". I am not absolutely sure.

What do you hear? Have or of?

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[Tarheel]

Native English speakers sometimes write "could have" as "could of", which is probably based on the colloquial sound "could've". Here in the video at 1:26 - 1:28, what do you hear the speaker say? The captions of the video show "and have my own preferences" yet the sound seems to be "and of my own preferences". I am not absolutely sure.

What do you hear? Have or of?

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Click the link https://www.usatoday.com/videos/new...ett-takes-oath-join-supreme-court/6050380002/
to hear it.

It's not not working for me. (They have slowed things down because I have been using too much data. :-| )

 

[GoodTaste]

How much is your bandwidth? Mine is 200M and it works both fine on my laptop and iPad.

 

[Tarheel]

I use a smartphone powered by Android. (I should remember the exact name of the phone, but I don't right now.)

 

[jutfrank]

She very clearly says of.

 

[Tarheel]

How much is your bandwidth? Mine is 200M and it works fine on both my laptop and iPad.

I don't know how much bandwidth I have. (It's an LG Stylo 6.)