Solutions to Lesson 7: How To Write "S" and "Z" In Gregg Shorthand

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

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Brief Form Drills:

Changing, shall-ship, Yours very truly, every, for, about, most, little, those,

into, did-date, country, there will, I could not, I did not, what has been,

there has been, has been, it has been, to be, to have, to put, had been, I was.

Examples of Left-Motion “S”

Spare, spread, helps, lamps, maps, space, busy, bears,

dress, neighbors, papers, trace, selling, salary, sales,

apples, feels, meals, place, palace, gifts,

hats, minutes, months, plates, tickets, brains,

chance, dance, happens, trance, games, task, least.

Examples of Right-Motion “S”

Say, see, seen, seem, same, set, said, easy, case, makes,

sake, scheme, takes, skate, eggs, guess, stage,

stay, stayed, steam, straight, face, safe, safety, cease, season, these,

reaches, teaches, branches, ages, pages, dashes, visit, guest.

Reading Homework:

Shipping Goods:

Busy men at one factory pack their goods in barrels and nail stiff lids over the heads of the barrels.