Question

1) How should you mark an incomplete thought due to a change of thought or incomplete sentences that add some extra information? Full Verbati
a) I would like to go to Colombia - Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.
b) I would like to go to Colombia -- Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.
c) I would like to go to Colombia --Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia
d) I would like to go to Colombia. Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.
e) I would like to go to Colombia -- Yes, I love Spanish and Cumbia.
2) Which sentence is correctly capitalized and punctuated?
a) She came to me and said, "I am not tired. I am exhausted. Why don't you leave me alone"?
b) she came to me and said "I am not tired. I am exhausted. Why don't you leave me alone?"
c) she came to me and said: "I am not tired. I am exhausted. Why don't you leave me alone?"
d) She came to me and said: "I am not tired. I am exhausted. Why don't you leave me alone?"
e) She came to me and said, "I am not tired. I am exhausted. Why don't you leave me alone?"
3) What should you do if you cannot identify who exactly is speaking?
a) Use any speaker labels. An editor will correct it.
b) Use speaker labels but with a question mark before. For example, ? Speaker 1, ? Speaker 2, et cetera
4) Files are transcribed in:
a) British English
b) American English unless a client states otherwise.
c) Canadian English
d) Australian English
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Answer 1

In full verbatim, we must use double dashes -- when there is a change of thought (false start) or to mark an incomplete sentence, or a speech error.

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