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Inner subscripting Nov. 1, 2024, 7:23 p.m. Inner subscripting involves (the use of) writing with parentheses within either the spaces of a sentence to create a doubling of sentences as having that within the brackets either included or excluded, or the parentheses are contained within the letters of a word to create a doubling of words. The existence of both forms of these creates the need for an innersubscripting demarcation where you write either a 1 or a 2 on the top right of the parentheses to say which one should be read as coming first, with the 1 indicating to include the brackets first, and the 2 indicating to include the brackets after. The existence of both forms of these indicates that you need to be using the parentheses within a sentence to create a definition of a term that contains parentheses within it's letters. 0