;-)No. Could have. Anyway, it's a shoot joke, made several times already including a day after the event.
Could of.
There could of course be exceptions.There aren’t any instances where you should find yourself using could of.
Quick round of Uxbridge English Dictionary, anyone?
I'll go first.
Barcode (n): Lyric poem, performed by a dog
Although it ought to be "There could, of course, be exceptions" so you still can't have could of ;-)There could of course be exceptions.
At least you aren't lost in France.I recently bought a new satnav. Its Bonnie Tyler's voice and it's useless.
It keeps telling me to turn around and every now and then it falls apart.
One could of course.There aren’t any instances where you should find yourself using could of.
”Could of is a error” is an errorIs it could have or could of? Occasionally, writers will mistakenly use could of when they really mean could have.
There aren’t any instances where you should find yourself using could of.
- Could have is a modal verb phrase.
- Could of is a error.
”Could of is a error”iscontains an error