FINAL HOOKS 2
F/V HOOK
An anticlockwise hook at the end of a straight strokes represents F or V. A third place vowel is written outside the
hook:
puff pave above beef tough deaf
dive cough cave gave achieve chief jive
rough
roof
wife wave/waive half hive
behave proof/prove
brave
brief bluff
drive
drove
crave grief/grieve cliff glove
positive active festive motive
supportive
There is no F/V hook for curves, so stroke F or V
must be used:
enough life
thief
five move
arrive shove
Medially
Where it joins well, F/V Hook is used in the middle
of an outline:
profit private provide divide David
activity traffic provoke graphic
chiefly
proven prevent toughen typhoon
defence advance divine definite
definitely defend diving driving
prefer bravery discovery recovery
* "braver, discover, recover" are
given in a later Lesson.
Where a medial F/V is not possible, a stroke is used:
cavity gravity roughness refute
The final sound of -RF -RV is generally written with Ray + F/V Hook:
serve/serf server reserve surf surfer
starve swerve swerving preserve preserver
observe observer deserve
Where the F/V
cannot be formed, other strokes are used:
briefly positively actively festively supportively
Stroke Ing is clear with downstrokes:
paving braving bluffing driving achieving
Use Dot Ing where stroke Ing cannot join:
coughing photographing starving waving halving
A final vowel requires a final stroke:
If a vowel follows the F or V sound, a full stroke is necessary so
that the vowel sign can be written to it. This indicates the
presence of a final vowel without having to write it in:
puff puffy,
beef beefy,
deaf defy
Dave Davis, cough coffee, grave gravy
photograph photography, rave review
proof/prove preview, serve survey
half heavy, wave wavy
Short Forms
behalf advantage difficult subjective
Contractions
object-ed objecting* objective
project-ed projecting*
represent-ed
representing*
representative difficulty
*
Reminder: With short forms
and contractions,
Dot Ing is used when the final consonant of the word is not
represented in the contraction, even if stroke Ing would join well
DERIVATIVES
objectively subjectively advantageous advantageously
disadvantage but full outlines for
disadvantaged re-present
Phrases
The F/V Hook can represent "of, off, have" in phrases:
out of, member of, number of, copy
of, lack of
top of, type of, pack of, back of/off, carry off, take off
which have, which have been, who have, those who have, who have been
The F/V Hook can be written to the short form "you":
you have, you have the, you have not,
you have been
Omission phrases:
ought (to) have, ought (to) have been
Distinguishing Outline/Phrase
number of, brief*
* Always insert the vowel in
"brief" to differentiate
SUMMARY
-
F/V Hook is written anticlockwise on straight
strokes
-
Not used on curves, use full strokes instead
-
Final -rf -rve is written with Ray + F/V Hook:
surf serve
EXTRA VOCABULARY
buff rebuff dove/duff chafe
Jeff/Geoff
rife reef tariff weave huff heave
approve bluff trough engrave groove
graph
attractive talkative addictive
deafen definitive
prophet profitable privacy brevity
province provincial
striving devote defeat defect
(verb) defect
(noun)
reserving preserving observing
deserving observatory
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