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ok,<br>
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I read the lessons, but there is no answer which one prefer to use. <br>
Ok, you tend to use single one.<br>
Thanks<br>
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Honza<br>
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Valerie Sutton wrote:<br>
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February 3, 2005
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Honza from the Czech Republic wrote:
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  <blockquote>I managed to find it a while ago (Stefan showed me)
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I have another question - what is the different of this movement? If I
see right, both goes in the same way. If so, which one is to be
preffered?
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QUESTION: Which do we use when movement is straight to the side...the
double stemmed arrow or the single stemmed arrow?
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ANSWER: Both are correct. It is your choice. Generally, we tend to use
the single-stemmed arrow more, when we can, because it is less to
write...Look in the Lessons in SignWriting Textbook on this web page:
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