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SPEED STUDY IV
FOURTH LESSON
OO-hook.—The observations made on page 30 with regard to the formation of the O-hook apply with equal accuracy to the OO-hook. Study the following illustration: ? ?
Drill 1
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Study the comparative sizes of the three characters of this group, oo, k, g.
Drill 2
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OO-hook Joined.—The following drill will furnish practice in the joining of the OO-hook initially and finally to all consonants:
Drill 3
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As is the case with the O-hook, the OO-hook joins naturally to the majority of the consonants.
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