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This document provides instructions on how to dictate hyphenated words and phrases using Dragon software, including techniques for entering, removing, and preventing hyphens, as well as specific instructions

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How to fill out Dictating Hyphenated Words

1. Identify the hyphenated word you need to dictate.
2. Speak the first part of the hyphenated word clearly.
3. Pause briefly after the first part.
4. Then, clearly state the hyphen.
5. Finally, speak the second part of the hyphenated word.

Who needs Dictating Hyphenated Words?

1. Transcriptionists who convert spoken words to written text.
2. Individuals who use speech recognition software.
3. Educators teaching proper word usage and hyphenation.
4. Writers aiming for accurate representation of hyphenated terms.

People Also Ask about

When should words be hyphenated?

Hyphens link elements of compound words as a phrase, but usually only when they are used before a noun as adjectives. Don't use hyphens when the phrase is after the noun in the sentence structure.

What is the rule for hyphenating names?

Is there a specific order for combining last names? It's totally up to you but it's most common for your last name to be the first (the person hyphenating) and your spouse's second (assuming your spouse isn't hyphenating).

What are the rules of hyphenation?

The Hyphen Use a hyphen at the end of a line to divide a word where there is not enough space for the whole word. Use a hyphen to indicate a word spelled out letter by letter. Use a hyphen to join two or more words to form compound adjectives that precede a noun. Use a hyphen to avoid awkward doubling of vowels.

What is the rule for hyphenating words?

Hyphens link elements of compound words as a phrase, but usually only when they are used before a noun as adjectives. Don't use hyphens when the phrase is after the noun in the sentence structure.

What is it called when you hyphenate words?

Hyphens in compound modifiers. Compound modifiers, also known as phrasal adjectives, are pairs or groups of words (of any part of speech) that join together to function as an adjective by modifying a noun.

What words should not be hyphenated?

Only hyphenate when the phrasal adjective comes before the noun: hard-hearted Hannah, as opposed to, “Hannah is hard hearted.” Also, do not hyphenate when the first word is an adverb ending in -ly, as in, a radically different design.

What are 10 examples of hyphen sentences?

How do you use a hyphen example? It's recommended you don't take down any load-bearing walls when renovating. Fast-acting medication can be useful when one has a headache. There are some beautiful-looking plants in the garden. She was star-struck to meet her idol. We're looking for a pet-friendly hotel.

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What is Dictating Hyphenated Words?

Dictating hyphenated words refers to the process of verbally communicating words that contain hyphens, often for transcription or documentation purposes.

Who is required to file Dictating Hyphenated Words?

Individuals or entities that need to document or transcribe information that includes hyphenated words are typically required to file dictating hyphenated words.

How to fill out Dictating Hyphenated Words?

To fill out dictating hyphenated words, you should clearly articulate the hyphenated terms to ensure accurate transcription, often using a standardized form for clarity.

What is the purpose of Dictating Hyphenated Words?

The purpose of dictating hyphenated words is to ensure precise communication of terms that need to be hyphenated, thereby avoiding ambiguity in written documents.

What information must be reported on Dictating Hyphenated Words?

The information that must be reported includes the specific hyphenated words being dictated, context or usage of those words, and any other relevant details that aid in understanding their application.