Complete Shorthand Course
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9. Why should phrasing be used?
10. Is there any similarity in the written phrase and the spoken words which constitute such phrase?
11. How many times have you read page 117?
12. How many times have you read page 119?
13. How many times have you written Exercise XV?
122 COMPLETE SHORTHAND COURSE MAIL TO THE SCHOOL (a) Your answers to the test questions ; (b) A longhand transcript of page 117, numbering the lines in the usual "way ; (c) A longhand transcript of page 119, numbering the lines in ...the usual way ; (d) Your questions or comments upon this lesson ; (e) Not less than seven copies, in shorthand, of Writing Exercise XV ; (f) Not less than three copies, in shorthand, of Writing Exercise XV in which the vowels are omitted ; (g) Two shorthand copies of Writing Exercise XIII ; (h) Two shorthand copies of Writing Exercise XIV.
ELEVENTH NUMBER ANSWERS TO TEST QUESTIONS IN NINTH NUMBER 1. In unvocalized stenography, when the stroke en occurs at the end of an outline, it usually indicates a final vowel following it, as otherwise the n-hook would be used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9. Why should phrasing be used?
10. Is there any similarity in the written phrase and the spoken words which constitute such phrase?
11. How many times have you read page 117?
12. How many times have you read page 119?
13. How many times have you written Exercise XV?
122 COMPLETE SHORTHAND COURSE MAIL TO THE SCHOOL (a) Your answers to the test questions ; (b) A longhand transcript of page 117, numbering the lines in the usual "way ; (c) A longhand transcript of page 119, numbering the lines in ...the usual way ; (d) Your questions or comments upon this lesson ; (e) Not less than seven copies, in shorthand, of Writing Exercise XV ; (f) Not less than three copies, in shorthand, of Writing Exercise XV in which the vowels are omitted ; (g) Two shorthand copies of Writing Exercise XIII ; (h) Two shorthand copies of Writing Exercise XIV.
ELEVENTH NUMBER ANSWERS TO TEST QUESTIONS IN NINTH NUMBER 1. In unvocalized stenography, when the stroke en occurs at the end of an outline, it usually indicates a final vowel following it, as otherwise the n-hook would be used.
What to read after Complete Shorthand Course?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur J Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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