Pitmanic Shorthand
Pitmanic Shorthand
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:j —•>/•- REVIEW QUESTIONS.
How may /fe-vow^/-r be shown? g-vowel-rf t-vowel-r f d-vowel-r f th-vowel-rf dh-vowel-r ? p-vowel-r f h-vowel-r f What consonant may be lengthened to add k-vowel-r? g-vowel-rf p-vowel-r f h-vowel-r? How may a light-dot vowel be shown in a syllable added by lengfthening? heavy dot vowel? light dash vowel?
heavy dash vowel? diphthong ? If no vowel is shown, what vowel is read into the syllable? Read the first column of word-signs and contractions forward. Back- ward. S...econd column forward. Backward. Both columns forward. Backward.
Give nomenclature for first column. Second column. Both columns. By what is the lengthening of a stroke represented in nomenclature? Illustrate. Does this apply generally? Read first line of Reading Exercise. Second line. First sentence. Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth.
Give nomenclature tor first line of Writing Exercise. Second. Third. Fourth.
Firf* sentence. Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
:j —•>/•- REVIEW QUESTIONS.
How may /fe-vow^/-r be shown? g-vowel-rf t-vowel-r f d-vowel-r f th-vowel-rf dh-vowel-r ? p-vowel-r f h-vowel-r f What consonant may be lengthened to add k-vowel-r? g-vowel-rf p-vowel-r f h-vowel-r? How may a light-dot vowel be shown in a syllable added by lengfthening? heavy dot vowel? light dash vowel?
heavy dash vowel? diphthong ? If no vowel is shown, what vowel is read into the syllable? Read the first column of word-signs and contractions forward. Back- ward. S...econd column forward. Backward. Both columns forward. Backward.
Give nomenclature for first column. Second column. Both columns. By what is the lengthening of a stroke represented in nomenclature? Illustrate. Does this apply generally? Read first line of Reading Exercise. Second line. First sentence. Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth.
Give nomenclature tor first line of Writing Exercise. Second. Third. Fourth.
Firf* sentence. Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh.
What to read after Pitmanic Shorthand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Strange Dement to read onlineMoreLess
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