How do you do a cursive U?

Answer 1

Well, darling, to do a cursive U, you simply start at the bottom, loop up and around, and then back down with a flick at the end. It's like drawing a fancy horseshoe with attitude. Just remember, practice makes perfect, so keep at it until your U's are as fabulous as you are.

Answer 2

Upper Case: start at loop, go down, make another loop at bottom, bring the loop right and make a squigle line. for lower case all you have to do is start on the bottom left and make a loop to the top and end on the bottom right. go to http://www.janbrett.com/alphabet/cursive_alphabet_l_ladybug.htm look at the picture and follow these directions.

Answer 3

Cursive requires either loops or retraced lines to write words (or parts of words) using mostly a continuous line for each word (cross T and dotted I are separate, as are accents and punctuation).

For example, in writing the letter a, there is no truncated leftward arch ˆ at the top. Instead, the start of the letter is at the base line and includes a curve to the upper segment, which is retraced back down to the left (forming a c shape), followed by an underhand loop to the right terminus of the top, and finally a curved extension to any further letters to the right.

To see cursive letters drawn, go to the related link below.

Answer 4

GO here:
http://www.janbrett.com/coloring_alphabet/coloring_alphabet_tracers_cursive_u.htm
you can write in chat cursive by going on the website www.messletters.com and you will all you have to do is write in the box and look for your print!!!!!!!!

Answer 5

A tall streched out loop like 1 of the bunny ears you make when you tie your shoe laces

Answer 6

You join the letters you are writing in a sort of fancy style. Also, try to add your own flare to it (if you would like to).

Answer 7

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