Hello,
In Simplified shorthand manual (basic, first edition), chapter 1, lesson 5 - there is something that I cannot interpret properly
This is what I have read:
Dear Ned,
I am sorry I cannot make the analysis
of our finances the cashier needs as an basis on which to pay our
Federal taxes.
(Something-something) the services of
my head clerk John Smith for 15 days as he “has had” a severe
heart attack.
I am planning to fill the vacancy
caused by Smiths illness but I am afraid it will be May 29th before
I can tackle the analysis.
Fred
That (something-something) looks like "I have bla bla" but in my copy of the manual there is this dot that I don't know where it belongs. Is it the vowel mark, brief form....
Also I am not so sure about "has had".
I am more or less ok with the rest of the text. I would like to have the key if it is available.
Also I am reading Gregg Notehand manual. I hope that is ok. I need some material to read that is not only business oriented but something more broad.
Sasha
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