Pronounce each word slowly, and mark the sounds accurately. Omit all silent letters. Very few double letters occur in spoken English. Such words as attain, attack, etc., contain but one t; adding, bidding, etc., but one d; begging, dragging, etc., but one g; appeal, append, etc., but one p, and to on, through all words of this class.

A few words, such as wholly, fully, and some others, have both letters sounded, and, of course, in these cases, both letters must be written in Tachygraphy.