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I think it could be easily attributed to the fact that most non-native speakers learn English at school by studying its grammar in written form, where the two w
by frabert 7y ago
I think it could be easily attributed to the fact that most non-native speakers learn English at school by studying its grammar in written form, where the two words are distinct. Native speakers, instead, learn English as their spoken language, where the words sound basically identical to each other.
- notRobot 7y agoYes, true. "have" and "of" don't sound same at all in almost all non-native accents which helps.