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Including 's as you dictate, Adding 's later, To add 's later

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CHAPTER 4 Dictating Names, Numbers & Punctuation To dictate a word ending with 's, just say it as you normally would. (For some words, you may need to emphasize the "ess" sound.) If Dragon NaturallySpeaking doesn't include the 's, you can add it later. TO EN TE R We took Mary's car that's enough it's time to go SAY We took Mary's car that's enough it's time to go Including 's as you dictate When you want to make sure that Dragon NaturallySpeaking types a word with 's, just say "apostrophe ess" (or "apostrophe" for words that already end in s) after saying the word. TO EN TE R We took my brother's car I met my friends' children Lois's car SAY We took my brother [apostrophe ess] car I met my friends [apostrophe] children Lois [apostrophe ess] car Adding 's later You can add 's to a word by selecting it and then saying it again with "apostrophe ess." To add 's later: 1 Select the text to which you want to add 's. For example, say "Select brothers." 2 Say the word followed by "apostrophe ess" (for example, say "brother apostrophe ess"). This changes "brothers" to "brother's." Or, you can use the "Insert After" command (see page 88). For example, say "Insert after brother," pause, and then say ""apostrophe ess." Dragon NaturallySpeaking User's Guide 71

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CHAPTER 4
Dictating Names, Numbers & Punctuation
Dragon NaturallySpeaking User’s Guide
71
To dictate a word ending with ’s, just say it as you normally would. (For
some words, you may need to emphasize the “ess” sound.) If Dragon
NaturallySpeaking doesn’t include the ’s, you can add it later.
Including ’s as you dictate
When you want to make sure that Dragon NaturallySpeaking types a
word with ’s, just say
“apostrophe ess”
(or
“apostrophe”
for words that
already end in s) after saying the word.
Adding ’s later
You can add ’s to a word by selecting it and then saying it again with
“apostrophe ess.”
To add ’s later:
1
Select the text to which you want to add ’s. For example, say
“Select
brothers.”
2
Say the word followed by
“apostrophe ess”
(for example, say
“brother
apostrophe ess”
).
This changes “brothers” to “brother’s.”
Or, you can use the “Insert After” command (see page 88). For example,
say
“Insert after brother,”
pause, and then say “
“apostrophe ess.”
TO ENTER
SAY
We took Mary’s car
We took Mary’s car
that’s enough
that’s enough
it’s time to go
it’s time to go
TO ENTER
SAY
We took my brother’s car
We took my brother [apostrophe ess] car
I met my friends’ children
I met my friends [apostrophe] children
Lois’s car
Lois [apostrophe ess] car