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Solutions to Lesson 20: Learning "Y", "-ng", "-nk", and more prefixes in Gregg Shorthand.

Solutions to Lesson 20: Learning "Y", "-ng", "-nk", and more prefixes in Gregg Shorthand.

Unlocking the following brief forms: [World, reply, word, body, duty, bring, house-whose, remark-room, fall-follow, accept-acceptance, gone, nature, suppose, whether, further, explain, particular...]

May 20, 2025
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Solutions to Lesson 20: Learning "Y", "-ng", "-nk", and more prefixes in Gregg Shorthand.
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Welcome back to the Learn Gregg Shorthand project! Just getting started with Gregg Shorthand? Check out the Archive and begin with Lesson 0.

Let’s check our work from yesterday’s assignment.

Let’s start by reviewing the forms from previous lessons:

Represented, gladly, stated, situations, parted, favored, tells, named,
forgive, underneath, almost, matters, against, I have not been,
if you will, for that, I told, I cannot believe, may be able, he will be able, to believe,
I should be, I should have, from which the, to the, in the, by those, as great as,
as good as, to collect, he told me, they received.

Unlocking new brief forms:

World, reply, word, body, duty, bring, house-whose, remark-room, fall-follow, accept-acceptance,
gone, nature, suppose, whether, further, explain, particular, report.

“Y” Sounds in Gregg Shorthand:

  1. y is expressed by a small circle

  2. ye is expressed by a small loop

  3. ya is express by a big loop

Example:

Yawn, yacht, youth, yet, year, yellow, Yale, yard.

-NG & -NK Sounds in Gregg Shorthand:

Example:

Ring, rink, rang, rank, sing, sink, sang, sank,
ring, rang, wrong, sing, sang, song, ringing, singing, hanging.

New Prefixes:

Unfair, unconscious, undo, unfasten, unfinished, unlikely, unsafe.
Increase, income, infer, inform, install, insane.
Envy, engine, engineer, enforce, enrich, engrave, enroll.
Emblem, embrace, embarrass, emperor, embark.
Impress, impression, impossible, impair, implore.

Reading Homework:

“A Fable” (535 standard words)

One spring morning there came to the campus of a small engineering school a lad by the name of Russell.

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