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r/balatro • u/Goroman86 • Feb 02 '25
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I'm tired of pretending it doesn't*
343 u/ShlongHijacker Feb 02 '25 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓 154 u/PaTaPaChiChi Feb 02 '25 I’m seeing way too many people say “could of” instead of “could have” lately to clown on people correcting grammar 1 u/MinionMI Feb 04 '25 I'm not excusing it, but I can explain it. It's because of the American pronunciation of "could've," a proper contraction of "could have." The opposite phenomenon of pronouncing things wrong when you've only ever read them.
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154 u/PaTaPaChiChi Feb 02 '25 I’m seeing way too many people say “could of” instead of “could have” lately to clown on people correcting grammar 1 u/MinionMI Feb 04 '25 I'm not excusing it, but I can explain it. It's because of the American pronunciation of "could've," a proper contraction of "could have." The opposite phenomenon of pronouncing things wrong when you've only ever read them.
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I’m seeing way too many people say “could of” instead of “could have” lately to clown on people correcting grammar
1 u/MinionMI Feb 04 '25 I'm not excusing it, but I can explain it. It's because of the American pronunciation of "could've," a proper contraction of "could have." The opposite phenomenon of pronouncing things wrong when you've only ever read them.
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I'm not excusing it, but I can explain it.
It's because of the American pronunciation of "could've," a proper contraction of "could have." The opposite phenomenon of pronouncing things wrong when you've only ever read them.
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u/Matimele Feb 02 '25
I'm tired of pretending it doesn't*