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🔥 Want the full Gregg Shorthand course, printable reading and writing practice sheets, weekly office hours, and a community to keep you accountable? Join my Skool community here: https://www.skool.com/learn-gregg-shorthand-7656/about It’s the best place to learn Gregg Shorthand today. In this lesson, we cover how the prefixes "con-", "com-", and "coun-" , when followed by a consonant sound, are represented by the [K] stroke in Gregg Shorthand. Examples covered: [CON-]: Concrete, confer, confess, conscience, convey, convince, consolation. [COM-]: Compel, compensation, compress, compression, combat, compass, complex. [COUN-]: County, counties, counsel, counsellor, account. In this video, we also cover how The suffix "-ly" is expressed by a small circle, while "-ily" and "-ally" are expressed by a loop. Examples covered are: [-LY]: Fairly, briefly, chiefly, early, only, openly, plainly, rarely, safely, slowly, lately, mainly, calmly. [-ILY]: Easily, family, heartily, readily, hastily, merrily. [-ALLY]: Totally, socially, locally, materially. Want more lessons, practice sheets, and reading materials like this? Go check out my full course at LearnGreggShorthand.com