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To Fast or Too Fast? We Asked Professor Richard on this

August 21, 2026 Doug Chernoff
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There are some questions that change lives. Who am I?Why are we here?And, perhaps most importantly, is it “to fast” or “too fast”? To settle the matter once and for all, we sat down with Professor Richard Proper, the internationally celebrated authority on English grammar, speed-related confusion, and correcting people in group chats. Q: Professor, … Read more

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