Absolutely.  If she hadn’t, I would have.

 

WHY is it so hard to understand that “would/could/should OF” makes NO SENSE?

 

A simple grammar lesson:  Drop the would/could/should and say the rest of the thought that accompanies your “of”.

 

“I (would/could/should) OF cried.”  Does that make ANY sense to you?  Now put the RIGHT word in there, HAVE:

 

“I (would/could/should) HAVE cried.”  THAT sentence stands as a grammatically correct sentence, even without the would/could/should.

 

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Was it necessary to correct it to begin with?