Correspondence, records, exhibits, and the language of discussing and reviewing them. This concentrated Q&A drill runs at 160 WPM for 5:36 (minutes:seconds).

• Recurring words and phrases: “email”, “emails”, “email chain”, “document”, “documents”, “exhibit”, “exhibits”, “discuss”, “discussed”, “discussion”, “conversation”, “information”.
• Recurring question forms: “Did you have a discussion about”, “Who did you discuss”, “Did you review any documents”, “Do you think”, “Do you have any”, “Have you ever discussed”, “Can you look at”.
• Recurring witness answers: “From the file.”, “As I recall, yes.”, “No, I can't recall.”, “I wouldn't know, no.”, “Yes, I can.”

Examples from the transcript: “Did you have a discussion about the email?”, “Did you review any documents before this deposition?”

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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