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Parenting Tip: Have you ever asked your child to speed up what he or she is doing by saying, “Faster can or not?” Many parents today are pressed for time. In a mad rush to get things done, it is easy to lapse into convenient, non-standard English. “Faster can or not” is one such non-Standard English phrase. Correct yourself the next time you say it. Try saying: - “Please hurry up, we are late.” - “Hurry up, your class will start in 10 minutes.” Remember, many children pick up their language skills from parents. Home is one of the most conducive places to introduce children to proper Standard English. :) (Source: Speak Good English Movement)

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