as someone who actually learned english grammar in school

"have" remains

Bruh, it sounds HORRIBLE

I agree, it sounds terrible.

Bunch of fucking foreigners

Speaking english and not knowing how it be done

You're a native, why don't you figure it out?

I did

And they denied it

Damn foreign language speakers

Shouldn't it be "how it's done"?

Sometimes you have to speak improper English deliberately for a meme

"As should I"

That's even better!

Basically, this is English vs American, the poll

Not really, "have" denotes time of verb.

I would say "So should I"

But it's so context heavy that it can be left out me thinks.

I would never in a million years say "So should have I"

It's incredibly clumsy

Just give wrath her little win and let's be done with it

To illustrate, make it a question: "Should I have known better?"

it sounds climsy because you native english speakers have bastardized your language to the level of retarded three year old babble

Okay foreigner

and as such, you rarely hear proper grammarm of complex sentences

and you never learn proper grammar in school anyways

Uh.. what

Indeed. Native speakers are usually more illiterate than the people with actual certificates

Epic bully.

Says the one, that said "So should have I" <:eksdee:558283291292336138> <:eksdee:558283291292336138> <:eksdee:558283291292336138>

I did study grammar tho

in the anglosphere. because they never learn it in school

Hit me up when your school system starts teaching you future perfect

lmao

I was home schooled though

hit me up when yall anglos know what future perfect means

The point is that you're still wrong @Dasick

If people are going to be autistic about the grammar, fine. The answer is "I should have, as well."

It's the future where we break the power of the vatican

Future perfect in English or..?

Hmu when your countries matter globally <:eksdee:558283291292336138> <:eksdee:558283291292336138> <:eksdee:558283291292336138>