CHAPTER IV

Unit 10

The OO-Hook

     91.  The upper part of the small elliptical figure , which is called the -hook, is used to express the following sounds:

ŭ as in tuck t ŭ k

as in took t k

as in tomb t m

Key to Vowel Sounds:

92.  Frequent-Word Drill

     93.  The combination us is written without an angle at the beginning of words, or when it follows a downstroke or k, g, as in us, shoes, campus, cousin, etc.

     94. The -hook Modified.  To avoid an unnecessary angle, the -hook is turned under after n, m.  It is also turned under after k or g if followed by r or l.

95. Brief Forms for Common Words

96. Reading and Dictation Practice

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