Questions about testimony, elapsed time, and prior statements, with short confirmations and limits on what the witness can say. This concentrated Q&A drill runs at 160 WPM for 5:46 (minutes:seconds).

• Recurring words and phrases: “question”, “testimony”, “how long”, “correct”, “hadn't you”.
• Recurring question forms: “Were you present for”, “Did you have anything to add”, “Does the question concern”, “As I recall your testimony”, “How long have you been”, “When was the question”, “Will you tell us”, “Can you say whether”.
• Recurring witness answers: “No, I can't tell.”, “I can't tell, no.”, “No, I can't tell you.”, “I can't tell you, no.”, “I believe it does.”, “I think it does.”

Examples from the transcript: “As I recall your testimony, you remembered the discussion, correct?”, “How long have you been giving testimony about the conversation?”

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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