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by vidarh
4520 days ago
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In parts of England "should of" is in common use amongst younger speakers to the extent that "should of" to me is associated with South or East London more than non-native speakers (though it's in use many other places in England too). See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect_levelling_in_Britain#Ex... My four year old might occasionally use it because his friends does, and he knows it drives his mother absolutely crazy when she notices he uses South London dialect features. |
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