Yes, it's a typo.
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AnonymousDoes the preposition "of" substitute the grammatical "have" in the sentence?No, it's a typographical error.
AnonymousHi."Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen may of been overpriced but in the opening 20 minutes he's shown he's worth every penny." [From the BBC sport website.]Does the preposition "of" substitute the grammatical "have" in the sentence?Thank you.It's an error that many people make when writing. In normal speech, what we often hear is more like 'of' than 'h