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Solutions to Lesson 27: How to write words ending with -ment in Gregg Shorthand

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Lesson 27: How to write words ending with -ment in Gregg Shorthand
Plus new brief forms such as: Problem, success, probable, except, stop, accord, person-personal, regret-regular, confident-confidence…
Solutions to Lesson 26: How to Write Words That Start with Per- or Pro- and End in -ble or -ple in Gregg Shorthand
Learn how a single stroke can handle a whole syllable—and sharpen your recall with a full review assignment.
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Lesson 26: How to Write Words That Start with Per- or Pro- and End in -ble or -ple in Gregg Shorthand
Learn how a single stroke can handle a whole syllable—and sharpen your recall with a full review assignment.
Solutions to Lesson 25: When to leave out "u" and "ow" sounds + how to use the "-sume" ending in Gregg Shorthand
Check your reading and writing homework with the solutions
Lesson 25: When to leave out "u" and "ow" sounds + how to use the "-sume" ending in Gregg Shorthand
Words like "fun" can just we written [f n]. Words like "brown" can just be written [b r n], and words like "presume" can just be written [p r s m]
Solutions to Lesson 24: How to Write Words with Diphthongs and Multiple Vowel Sounds in Gregg Shorthand
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Lesson 24: How to Write Words with Diphthongs and Multiple Vowel Sounds in Gregg Shorthand
Master complex vowel combos like science, riot, and genius with circle-in-circle outlines, oo-hooks, and shorthand brief forms for smoother, faster…
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