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What does a f look in cursive?

It's hard to describe a cursive "f" without a visual, but here's a breakdown:

* The "f" starts with a downward stroke. This stroke looks similar to the beginning of a lowercase "l".

* Then, a curve goes upwards. This curve often goes above the baseline, then comes back down to make a loop.

* The loop is closed off. The final stroke of the loop connects to the bottom of the downward stroke you started with.

* A small "tail" often extends from the top of the loop. This tail goes off to the right.

Here's a simple way to think about it:

* It starts like an "l" but then curves up into a loop.

Note: There are variations in cursive writing styles, so the exact shape of the "f" might differ slightly.

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