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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	No: whilst 'regardless' and 'irregardless' mean the same thing, 'of' and 'have' most certainly do not! Whilst it does arise from the similarity in sound between 'could've' and 'could of', this is purely accidental; saying 'could of' is still completely incorrect. As to evolution...I had this thought a while ago, but decided that ignorant people shouldn't decide the future of our language :P In much the same way, I know that the subjunctive ('if I WERE to so-and-so....') is very rarely used these days, but it does make me take notice when someone does use it correctly, it's a much more elegant construction than using the indicative. My personal peeve? Probably the incorrect usage of 'less' and 'fewer'. Oh, and also the incorrect use of apostrophes - that can be really annoying! wrayal [url=http://www.wrayal.org][img]http://www.wrayal.org/JS/asylum.JPG[/img][/url] Loading...
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