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

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

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Reviewing the concepts from previous lessons:

In words like “sun” and “fun” the ŭ can be left out. Likewise, the ow in words like “town” and “down” can be omitted.

Sun, fun, funny, summer, run, come, begun,

lunch, luncheon, lumber, crush, touch, rush, judge,

brush, blush, town, down, brown, drown, crown.

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Then ending sound “-sume”, as in “assume” and “resume” can be expressed with [sm] in Gregg strokes:

Assume, resume, consume, presume,

assumption, resumption, consumption, presumption.

Read + Write the following:

“Norway” (545 Words)