minus well or might as well

Might as well is a popular phrase in English used to suggest the intention to perform an action.

"I might as well just sleep after reading this chapter."

Minus Well is an incorrect usage of the phrase “might as well” and is not accepted in English Language even though lots of people use it.

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• ninty vs ninety
• standalone vs stand-alone
• below table vs table below
• notate vs note
• unpleased vs displeased
• wreckless vs reckless
• woman vs women
• bias vs biased
• in route vs en route
• ringer vs wringer

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  The cat's out of the bag. The genie's out of the bottle. The sweater I can't afford is at Nordstrom . It's a Kate Spade cardigan . I mention this not because it matters, but because I might as well.
  June 13, 2013 - Everett Herald