Too many “what got cancelled too soon” questions, what’s a show that went on too long?

Hard mode: no The Walking Dead

  • wheeldawg
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    1 year ago

    Could HAVE. Never “of”

    Could have/could’ve

    Should have/should’ve

    Would have/would’ve

    People think it’s “of” because the contractions sound like it. “Could’ve” sounds like “could of”, but it doesn’t make any sense (of isn’t even a verb at all) and a lot of people don’t even think about what they’re saying.

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      This is one of my biggest pet peeves tbh it’s like grade 3 level English and so many people get it wrong. 90% will get extremely defensive about it as well “I dIdNt ReAlIzE tHiS wAs An EnGlIsH eSsAy”

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        1 year ago

        It’s ALWAYS native English speakers that fuck it up too. My dumbest mates always hit me with the “of” and it’s baffling.

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        1 year ago

        Exactly. See the other reply to my comment.

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        1 year ago

        I wasn’t even rude, just gave information. Wtf is your problem here? Do you just hate communicating properly, and sharing information? Honestly don’t get the reaction.