Do you write in cursive or print?

cursive. i only print out what i write if its necessary like filling out forms.

I write in cursive most of the time. for exams, cursive is a lot faster. the words just flow out. and i find i get my thoughts out better. having to write script slows me down. i have to form each letter clearly. whereas cursive is kinda lazy writing i guess. i write slow deliberate cursive on greeting cards though. esp if the person is likely to keep it!

I can't write cursive because I write out of order. For example, if I were to write the word "cursive", I would problem write "cu si e" and then go back and add in the "r" and the "v". That just doesn't work when writing in cursive. For some reason though, when I type I don't have that problem generally. I just type. I type very fast (135 wpm), so generally, I don't even print much. Mostly, I just type. I write very slowly, so I feel like I'm wasting my time if I write something I could be typing. I can do cursive for my signature, but that's about it.

It depends on what i ahve to write. If i'm writing down notes for myself i just use cursive, since i can read my own handwriting easily (just about, lol). But if i'm writing something down at work that its important i write down clearly then i will write in print, often evern capitals on certain things.

i write in print because if i write in cursive, my writing ends up looking like noodles. nobody could really understand my writing if i do it in cursive and i think only my mom can decipher it. lolz. :)

Before college, I wrote in cursive. I think it was required back then. It's kind of liberating to be able to write in print. But when I'm in a hurry or if I just have to get my thoughts on paper, I do cursive because it's a lot faster to write quickly using that. My cursive handwriting is so bad! So I mostly use print. :)

I start out printing and end up in cursive. It's weird. I like writing in print, makes it more readable then when I write cursive. I have very sloppy handwriting.

I have terrible writing and its a combination of both, mostly cursive but very messy LOL Now and then I print if I am leaving a note for someone so that they can read it clearly.

I print unless my signature is needed, and then it's an illegible scrawl lol. I hated learning cursive writing in school, and it always took me longer than it did to print. My handwriting was always very messy and it always looked ten times worse if I wrote in cursive - especially if I wrote in black ink. I wasn't the worst though! There was a boy in my class who's handwriting was so bad that nobody could make out what he was writing. During our exams, we were all put off by the tap tapping coming from a room next door. The School had provided him with a typewriter for the exams so his exams could be marked lol.

I always print and only use cursive when I have to (signatures ect). I can't even remember how to make the G in cursive. I thought it was pretty hard to make. I never got the hang of it! I know there are a couple of other letters I cant remember how to make, sort of like the G. I remember in the school system in florida, they had this strange print/cursive combined thing they were teaching kids, and as a daycare provider we had to label all the items using that print. That was tough. My 2nd grader is just learning how to do cursive. Oh I am pretty sure I dont know how to make a Q either.

I write in print for everything except my signature. I haven't written in cursive in so long I probably don't even remember all the letters. I never liked cursive and thought it actually took me longer to write in cursive then print. At work we have lots of people come in and make written statements and I don't like when they write in cursive, i actually find it harder to read than print if someone has bad handwriting.

I write in cursive. But, one of my sons likes to print better. Is she by any chance left handed? I've noticed people who are left handed tend to print, more than write in cursive.

I use both, just depends on what I am doing. Such as work, I mostly print, since I write on charts. But sometimes I will use cursive when just writing. Overall I say I print. I print notes that I take on Sunday from Sermons. And sometimes it just depends on my mood.

I tend to block print everything. I used to cursive write everything, but I got out of the habit for one reason or another. When I'm not block printing, I'm using regular print that sometimes swirls into cursive every now and then. Sounds weird, huh?

i print unless i have to sign my name