August 20 2014

Stenspiration™

“I love the writing. I love the idea of typing and seeing it on the computer and printing it out myself and, you know, moving sentences around. I like that.” -Carol Burnett

I think this quote sums up the skill of stenography beautifully.

Love, Speed & Accuracy,

Elsie Villega

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August 15 2014

Friday Phrases

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free and voluntary= FRAF
freely and voluntarily= FRAFL
from your understanding= FRURNGDZ
intentionally and knowingly= SBOINL
is it about the same time= STBAIMT
is there anything further= STHRIFRT
it could have happened= TKOFPD
is this the= STHT

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August 14 2014

Rules Of Grammar: A vs. An When Dealing With Acronyms

The rule for preceding an acronym with “a” or “an” is similar to the rule for preceding a word with “a” or “an.”

If the first letter for an acronym makes a vowel sound, you would precede the acronym with “an.” Consonants that create a vowel sound include: f, h, l, m, n, r. s, and x.

It should also be noted that if a vowel letter that begins an acronym has a consonant sound, you should precede it with “a.” For example, “a U-turn.”
(Source: Grammar.com)

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