Where information came from, what a witness reviewed, and the basis for a conclusion. This concentrated Q&A drill runs at 160 WPM for 5:28 (minutes:seconds).

• Recurring words and phrases: “review”, “basis”, “notes”, “document”, “recording”, “determine”, “recall”.
• Recurring question forms: “Did you go back and review”, “Did you make any effort to determine”, “Where did you get”, “What is your basis for saying”, “Would you say that”, “As best as you can recall”.
• Recurring witness answers: “From my notes.”, “From the office.”, “From the report.”, “My personal observation.”, “I don't believe I would, no.”, “No, I did not.”

Examples from the transcript: “Did you go back and review your notes?”, “Did you make any effort to determine who wrote it?”

Common deposition language returns throughout the take in changing combinations, with short, varied, one-sentence witness answers. Yes and No appear both alone and within useful answer constructions. Practice hearing and writing the words without relying on predictable context.

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