Steno Wizard loves phrasing! Phrasing is essential in our quest for speed. Realtime always improves when a reporter can keep up with the speaker.
How many HOUPL
How many times HOUPLTS
How many days HOUPLDZ
About how many PWOUPL
About how many times PWOUPLTS
About how many days PWOUPLDZ
How long HOUG
About how long PWOUG
How wide HOEUD
About how wide PWOEUD
How large HOURPBLG
About how large PWOURPBLG
How do you spell HOUP
How fast HOUFZ
About how fast PWOUFZ
How far HOUF
About how far PWOUF
How much HOUFP
Pretty much PREFP
About how much PWOUFP
How about HOUBT
Did you ever TKUFR
Did you ever see TKUFRZ
Did you ever say TKUFRS
Did you realize TKURLS
Did you recall TKURL
Did you remember TKUR or TKURPL
Did you have occasion TKUFGS
Did you ever have occasion TKUFRGS
Did you go TKUG
Did you feel TKUFL
Did you find TKUFD
Did you know TKUPB
Did you notice TKUPBTS
Did you understand TKUPBDZ
(of course TKO for all the do phrasing)
Is that correct STHARBGT
Isn't that correct STPHARBGT
Is that right STHART
Isn't that right STPHART
Is that true STHAR
Isn't that true STPHAR
Is that so STHAS
Isn't that so STPHAS
Hi, I love the philly thought process. At least conceptually it flows for me. Not too sure about the finger flow yet : )I did look up some info and I've read the "g" tuck and the "td" ending originally came from that theory. But can't find any old theory books or anything more solid than that online. Do you have any idea where one could get more info? Really appreciate what you're sharing.
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