December 3 2015

Theory Thursday: The Most Commonly Used Prepositions (With Briefs) Part 2

Here are some of the most commonly used prepositions as listed by The Grammar Bible

except= XEPT
for= FOR
from= FROM or FR-
in= IN
inside= N-DZ
into= NAO
like= LAOIK
near= NAOER
notwithstanding= NANG
of= -F
off= OF
on= ON
out= OUT
outside= OUDZ
over= OEFR
past= PAFT
per= PER
since= SINS
through= THRU
throughout= THROUT
till= TIL
to= TO
toward= TAORD
under= N-R
underneath= NAO*ETH
until= N-L
up= UP
upon= PON
via= VAOE/YA*
with= W-
within= W-N
without= WOUT

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November 19 2015

Theory Thursday: The Most Commonly Used Prepositions (With Briefs) Part 1

Here are some of the most commonly used prepositions as listed by The Grammar Bible:

aboard= A/BAORD
about= B-
above= BOF
across= KRAOS
after= AFR
against= GENS
along= LAONG
among= MAONG
around= ARND
at= AT
before= BFR
behind= HIND
below= BLOE
beneath= BAO*ENT or NAO*ET
beside= BES
between= TWAOEN
betwixt= BAOE/TW*IX
beyond= YOND
but= BUT
by= BI
down= DOUN
during= DURG

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October 22 2015

Theory Thursday: Prefix Briefs Part 1

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The following are briefs for prefixes: (Note: When d-defining, don’t forget to define the briefs with the format symbol for prefixes.)

a= A
after= AFR
angio= JO
ante= AENT
anti= AOINT
be= BAOE or BE
before= BFR
bi= B*I
bio= B*I/O*E or BO
cardio= KARD/YOE
con= KON or KAUN
de= DAOE or DE
dis= DIS or DIZ

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April 30 2015

Theory Thursday: Indefinite Pronouns (Briefs Included)

I Love Steno Logo (Cropped)Indefinite pronouns refer to something that is unspecified.

Here’s a list of indefinite pronouns and their machine briefs:
anybody= NIB
anyone= NIN
anything= NIG
each= AOEFP
either= AO*ERT
everybody= EFRB
everyone= EFRN
everything= EFRG
neither= NAOERT
nobody= NOB
no one= N*ON
nothing= NOG
one= WUN
somebody= S-B
someone= SWUN
something= S-G
several= SEFRL
many= MAEN
few= FAOU
both= BO*ET
some= SM-
most= MOFT
none= NON
all= AUL
any= NI

Pronoun Source: English Grammar Revolution

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