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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 video, we cover how words like "to" and "as" can be joined with other outlines in Gregg Shorthand to form PHRASES. In phrases, “to” can be represented by the “t” stroke, and when a phrase begins with “as”, it is represented by an “s” stroke. The following examples are covered in this lesson: "to own, to honor, to obey, to our, to like, to see, to say, to pay, to place, to believe." "As well as, as good as, as low as, as much as, as great as, as soon as." Full Course at LearnGreggShorthand.com