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A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
(A) A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
(B) Should he or she speak too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony.
(C) If speaking too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on that witness’ testimony.
(D) An accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony can, if speaking too quickly, produce trouble for a court reporter.
(E) A court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on the testimony of a witness who speaks too quickly.
(A) A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
(B) Should he or she speak too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony.
(C) If speaking too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on that witness’ testimony.
(D) An accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony can, if speaking too quickly, produce trouble for a court reporter.
(E) A court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on the testimony of a witness who speaks too quickly.
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(A) A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
reporter can have trouble because of quick speech? not the intended meaning
(B) Should he or she speak too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony.
changes the person performing the action. it's not the reporter who is speaking.
(C) If speaking too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on that witness’ testimony.
same as B
"that" referring back to ??
(D) An accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony can, if speaking too quickly, produce trouble for a court reporter.
distorts the meaning. now it's the transcript producing problem.
(E) A court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on the testimony of a witness who speaks too quickly.
only option left. clear in meaning.
IMO E
reporter can have trouble because of quick speech? not the intended meaning
(B) Should he or she speak too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony.
changes the person performing the action. it's not the reporter who is speaking.
(C) If speaking too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on that witness’ testimony.
same as B
"that" referring back to ??
(D) An accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony can, if speaking too quickly, produce trouble for a court reporter.
distorts the meaning. now it's the transcript producing problem.
(E) A court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on the testimony of a witness who speaks too quickly.
only option left. clear in meaning.
IMO E
09 Feb 2023, 18:23
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A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
(A) A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
The sentence construction is awkward.
(B) Should he or she speak too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony.
A sentence should start with the subject of the sentence.
(C) If speaking too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on that witness’ testimony.
Same problem as above.
(D) An accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony can, if speaking too quickly, produce trouble for a court reporter.
Unnecessary use of an adverb modifier.
(E) A court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on the testimony of a witness who speaks too quickly.
Sounds pretty good, lets keep this.
It looks like E is our winner.
(A) A court reporter can have trouble if a witness speaks too quickly during testimony, possibly producing an inaccurate transcript.
The sentence construction is awkward.
(B) Should he or she speak too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony.
A sentence should start with the subject of the sentence.
(C) If speaking too quickly, a court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on that witness’ testimony.
Same problem as above.
(D) An accurate transcript based on a witness’s testimony can, if speaking too quickly, produce trouble for a court reporter.
Unnecessary use of an adverb modifier.
(E) A court reporter can have trouble producing an accurate transcript based on the testimony of a witness who speaks too quickly.
Sounds pretty good, lets keep this.
It looks like E is our winner.
