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98. Manner Of Writing Disjoined Circles And Loop

The disjoined circles used as logograms should be written with evolute motion, while the disjoined loop, representing first, should be written with involute motion.

99. Circle-S Added To Logograms

The circle-s or 2 may be added to a logogram for any of the following purposes : a. If the logogram represents a noun, to form the plural or possessive case, as 99 Circle S Added To Logograms 106 advantages, 99 Circle S Added To Logograms 107 thing's.

b. If the logogram represents a verb, to form the third person, singular, present indicative, as 99 Circle S Added To Logograms 108 thinks, 99 Circle S Added To Logograms 109 knows, 99 Circle S Added To Logograms 110 does.

100. Loop-St Added To Logograms

The loop-st may be added to a logogram which represents an adjective, to form the superlative degree, as 100 Loop St Added To Logograms 111 youngest.

Exercise on the Circle and Loop Logograms.

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