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Choose the sentence below in which of is used correctly.
A. The three girls might of broken the records.
B. we should of left early.
C. The boys surrendered, but they should of fought.
D. The bird flew north of the beach
D. The bird flew north of the beach.
In this sentence, “of” is used correctly to indicate the spatial relationship between the bird’s direction and the beach.
The other options incorrectly use “of” instead of the correct contraction “should’ve” or “might’ve,” which are short for “should have” and “might have,” respectively.