June 16
2015
June 16
2015
Rules Of Grammar: Commonly Misspelled Words Starting With “Ra” and “Rh”
June 15
2015
Medical Monday: Percodan
June 12
2015
Friday Phrases: Jury Phrases
Court and jury= KORJ
the Court and jury= TKORJ
Court instructs the jury= K-J
instruct the jury= STRUJ
instructed the jury= STRUJD
instructs the jury= STRUJS
grand jury= GR-J
grand jury’s= GR-JZ
federal grand jury= FR-J
hung jury= HURJ
gentlemen of the jury= JEJ
member of the jury= MEJ
members of the jury= MEJS
ladies and gentlemen of the jury= LAIJS
jury box= JOX
jury charge= JARJ
jury deliberation= JIRD
jury deliberations= JIRDZ
jury instruction= JIRK
jury instructions= JIRKS
jury present= JIRPT
jury not present= JIRNT
jury room= JIRM or JAOM or JAORM
jury trial= JIRLT or JIRL or JIRT
jury trials= JIRLTS or JIRLS or JIRTS
jury was duly sworn= JIRN
jury was duly sworn and impaneled= JIRNLD
we, the jury= WAOEL
June 11
2015
Theory Thursday: Dione Gardner’s Tips For Court Reporting Students
June 11
2015
Rules Of Grammar: Therefore vs. Therefor
Therefore is defined as, “For that reason; consequently.”
Therefor is defined as, “For or in exchange for that or this.”
Here are a few examples of usage:
“He was injured and therefore unable to play.
I think; therefore I am.
Payment was received two weeks after it was due; therefore, he was charged a late fee.
Therefore the Court found the evidence unconvincing.”
“Ordering goods and enclosing payment therefor.
The applicant must submit the application form and any supporting documentation therefor in two weeks’ time.
I’ll explain what we must do and the causes therefor.”
Machine Briefs:
therefore= THRFR
therefor= THR*FR
June 11
2015
Stenspiration™
“We all so often need permission to get on with what’s important in our lives. But I do believe that if we take the time to look, deep down inside ourselves, we already know what we can do and what we do well. The key may be in recognizing those abilities because they may not look spectacular at first glance.” -Jane Seymour
Love, Speed & Accuracy,
Elsie Villega
June 5
2015
Friday Phrases
scar tissue= STKIRB or SKIRB
heart disease= HARDZ
what is your occupation= WHAURPGS
what’s your occupation= WHA*URPGS
what is your position= WHAURGS
what’s your position= WHA*URGS
what is your business- WHAURBS
what’s your business- WHA*URBS
you know what I mean= YOUM
you know what I’m saying= YOUMS or YOUMGS
you know what I mean to say= YOUMTS
June 3
2015
Stenspiration™
June 3
2015
