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We are not talking about writing; we’re talking about language. Is there really a difference in how “should have” and “should’ve” are pronounced? There isn’t i
by School-Cotton 1y ago
We are not talking about writing; we’re talking about language.
Is there really a difference in how “should have” and “should’ve” are pronounced? There isn’t in any accent I’m familiar with.
- ZeWaka 1y ago> Is there really a difference in how “should have” and “should’ve” are pronounced? I sure hope so, one's a contraction and the other is not...
- zuminator 1y agoLikely gp meant "should of" and "should've."
- School-Cotton 1y agoIndeed
- bendigedig 1y agoWhat I'm saying is that people in certain regions actually say "should of" instead of "should've". And yes, there can be and often is a difference between saying "should've" and "should of".