"I should have never been involved...He should have went to jail. And I wish nothing but bad things for him."
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That's the caption from the YouTube video (25' 40'') titled "George Santos Gets Caught Imitating Cruella De Vil".
Is it correct to use the past form "went" instead of "gone" in the VP "should have went" in that caption?
anonymous Is it correct to use the past form "went" instead of "gone" in the VP "should have went" in that caption? No. It is not grammatical, but I hear even university graduates making that mistake in speech.
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anonymousIs it correct to use the past form "went" instead of "gone" in the VP "should have went" in that caption?
No. It is not grammatical, but I hear even university graduates making that mistake in speech.
anonymousshould have never
This is a surprising part of American English because in British English people say should never have.