PHRASING 2
Omitted parts are shown in red and underlined.
(A) HOOKS
N Hook for "been" "on" "than":
I have been, they would have been,
carried on, carrying on, going on, taking on
better than, greater than, fewer
than, more than, longer than*
rather than
* Spoken last, after the doubling, as
it is a separate word
F/V Hook for "have" "off" "of":
which have, who have, who have been,
ought
to
have, ought
to
have been
carried off, take off, set off, paid
off
copy of, plenty of, group of,
top
of,
state of, present
state
of*,
member of, number of
*part of, sort of, in spite of,
instead of
* The hook is spoken last in these, after the
halving, as it is a separate word
Note these are written differently, to differentiate:
large number of, large number of the, large part
of,
large part of
the
(B) W SOUNDS
The W sound in a phrase may use a different method or be omitted, in
order to be able to join the outlines:
were, you
were, who
were, we
were, they were, many were
world, this world, in
the
world, all over the
world
week, this week,
last week,
nekst
week
few weeks,
past few weeks,
several weeks
well, very well,
so well,
will, we will*,
they will,
you will,
you will
be, this will
* Using the full outline for "will"
was, what was, this was, that was,
that was not,
when was
would, it would be, this would be, this would not be, that would, we
would
word, these words, few words, many words
worth, it is worth, it is not worth
(C) HALVING
Halving for "it"
if it, from it, in which it is/has, I
think it is/has,
but for
it to differentiate
Halving for T of "time":
time,
sometimes, at the same time, for some time, at one time, more time
spare time, lunch time, at all times,
from time to
time, short
time*
* The T of "time" is omitted here, as
"short" is already halved
In full:
this time, that time, at any time, at
no time*
* Always insert the vowel
Imp for the P sound:
in time past, for some time past,
Halving for "out":
carried out, brought out, set out,
get out
In full:
point out, pointing out, pointed out
N Hook and Halving for "not":
will not, will not be, I
will
not, you
will
not
they
will
not be*,
they may not be*,
you were
not, who were
not
* These two are similar, if necessary
insert the vowel after the M to clarify
they are, they are not, this
will
not, certainly not, most
certainly not
Not used for:
shall not, are not,
you are not*,
have not, was not, this was not
* To avoid similarity with "you will
not" above
N Hook and Halving for "hand" in these two
phrases only:
on the other
hand, on either
hand
(D) DOUBLING
Doubling for "there, their, other":
if there*,
if there is/has*,
they have their, going there/their
* Full outlines for "for there/their"
"for there is/has" to differentiate
taking their, joining their, in their
opinion, I am sure there is/has, I think there is/has
carried on their, some other, somehow or other
any later, no later, no later than
in other ways, in other words, in
their own words
See below for
"any other, no other"
order, in
order, in order that
Note:
in order to
(E) OMITTING STROKES OR HOOKS
in
fact,
owing to the fact
that, as a
matter of fact
in point
of fact,
because of the fact
that, due to the fact that
much more, look
forward, looking
forward,
in this direction
any/in other, no
other
many other
but
any of them, many of them in full
one thing,
once again,
between them,
generally speaking, has
been made
(F) OMITTING SYLLABLES
I have
concluded,
come to the conclusion,
came to the
conclusion,
in conclusion,
satisfactory conclusion
to consider,
we have considered
for your
consideration,
for some considerabletime*
* Halving for the T of "time"
I am concerned,
they are concerned,
in regard
to
the, as regards,
in this manner,
in the same manner
your
instructions,
I am instructed,
extremely sorry
in
reply, in
reply
to
the, in reply
to
your letter
I have
received,
shorthand
writer, shorthand
writing
technical terms,
technical
college, high
pressure,
low
pressure,
blood
pressure
perfectly clear,
perfectly
satisfactory, great expense,
personal experience (="great ekspense,
personal eksperience")
afternoon, Monday afternoon, Sunday
afternoon,
yesterday afternoon
evening, Monday evening, Wednesday
evening, yesterday
evening
(G) OMITTING WORDS
for a
long time, at a
loss, as a
rule, now and
then, ladies and
gentlemen
first and
foremost, here and
there, over and
above, over and
over again*
* The second "over" is reversed in
order to make the join
must
have
been, seems to have
been, would have
been, ought to
have been
difference
of
opinion, more
or
less, will
you
please, point
of
view,
but points of view
in full
in addition
to
the, in the
circumstances, fact of the
matter, from year to
year
standard of
living, sign of the
times, up to the
present, out
of the
question* *
Optional Contraction
side
by
side, bear in
mind, take into
account, taken into
account, whether or
not
one
or
two, two or
three, three or four, four or five, five
or
six
six or seven, seven or eight, eight or nine, nine or ten
bigger and bigger,
deeper and
deeper, longer and longer,
higher and higher,
thinner and thinner
larger
and
larger, more and
more, less and less,
faster and faster,
nearer and nearer
(H) CHANGING OUTLINE
part, on my part, take part, other
parts
all parts,
all parts
of the
country, all parts of the
world
board, on board, board
of
directors
system, school system, heating system
statement, bank statement, several
statements, this statement
you are concerned,
we are concerned, they were concerned
SUMMARY
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N Hook for "been" "on" "than":
have been, carry on, more than
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F/V Hook for "have" "off" "of":
which have, carried off, copy of
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W sounds change methods, as
convenient: you were, this world, next week, very well, they
will, these words
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Halving for "it" "out" or a
following T: if it, carried out, some time
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N Hook and Halving for "not":
will not
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Doubling for "there, their, other":
if there, taking their, some other
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Omit sounds: in fact, once more
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Omit syllable: I have concluded, I
am instructed
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Omit word: In reply to your, for a
long time
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Repeat first stroke: bigger and
bigger
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Change outline: all parts, on
board
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