Ok, a pretty common mistake that is easy to make, writing things like "I should of bought that cake, it had chocolate mousse!" This is incorrect. It's a tricky little bugger because the correct form is should've or should have, even though "of" sounds right. So, a correct sentence would be; "I should have known better than to let you buy me donuts... There aren't any chocolate cake ones!"
As always, let me know what ya think!
-eolf 😊😘😊
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The Helpful Self Help Grammar Guide
Non-FictionA series of grammar-isms, depicting the difference between your and you're, it's and its, as well as dealing with the subject of contractions, (isn't, wasn't, won't, don't, etc.) You can add on in comments, and I will add them in complete with the c...
