Sentence examples for should of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "should of" is not grammatically correct and should not be used in written English.
It is a common mistake for native speakers to say "should of" instead of the correct phrase "should have." Example: Incorrect: "I should of gone to the store earlier." Correct: "I should have gone to the store earlier."

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should of

verb

Also a common misspelling.

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(They should, of course).

It should of been yesterday.

As well they should, of course.

Should of let him go to prison.

Damn if I should of rescued him!

This should of course have been 0.7% and 1%.

"We should of drowned 'em," one says.

It should, of course, have said regenerate.

"Hat" should, of course, be "What".

I should, of course, have known much better.

It should of course be called The Earthling.

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