did i pass my speech test in the 90's?
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Good luck!  I hope you pass it!
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If you have Windows XP then you already have a good speech recognition system built in. Additional capabilities can be added using the e-Speaking (website below) Voice and Speech Recognition software.\n\nIn 1993 Microsoft entered the Voice Recognition market by hiring a team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (see the MSDN Reference below). Microsoft then incorporated their work into what is now known as Microsoft's Speech and Application Programming Interface.\n\nMicrosoft has a good summary on their website called: "How to install and configure speech recognition in Windows XP" (see last reference below).\n\ne-Speaking is a Voice and Speech Recognition software program designed specifically to work with the Microsoft SAPI speech engine and work well within the Microsoft Windows Environment.  e-Speaking can be used to control any Windows program.\n\nThe combination of Microsoft's software and e-Speaking should enable you to accomplish great things with voice recognition. \n\nMicrosoft is incorporating their speech engine into their next operating system called Vista to be released later this year.  So, if you have an XP system now, you can add Vista "like" capabilities today by downloading e-Speaking.
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1985/6 I think. (Some schools tested them the year before they were rolled out nationwide)\n\nand yes they followed on from O levels in the UK.\n\nO levels are still being sat elsewhere in the world (still set by our Examination Boards) and remain their benchmark exam standard.
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computers microphone then how misspeeled study is the grammar engineering and programming
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I did at 8:30 this morning. I thaught it was pretty simple but there were a few questions that I had trouble with on the multiple choice. I thaught the writing part was pretty easy. I think I was the first kid in the school to be done with the test. I know that I did very well on the test.
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First take some speech classes.
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Passed would be used to describe movement of some sort. Past would be used in reference to time. Examples...\n\nI passed you on the highway this morning.\n\nIn the past, I've seen you on the highway.\n\nIn your sentence, it should be rewritten as "I graduated XYZ college in 2002." Because neither passed or past would be appropriate. Unless you are stating you passed out due to excessive drinking. :) However, if you are just wondering which would be correct, past or passed, in just the context of your sentence and the information you want to construe and not the proper grammar, than passed would be correct because you obviously received passing grades, passed your exams. :)
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I did back in the 80s..lol..how old are you?
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No, but I wish you luck. You may try buying some language tapes to help you.
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yes, when i was about 2.
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When I was about 10, I ScotchGuard-ed my sisters tongue. Does that count?\n\n-SD-
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Dunno been 20 years since I took it and I scored a 1380\nMy buddy Doug got a 1958 just shy of perfect none of us even his closest friends had any clue the guy was a flipping genius
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Were you speaking mentally or physically?\nAnd does it really matter ?\nMe? I'm 51 going on 12
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Back in the '90s! Where it belongs!
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Hi, I'm not sure at which stage of your education you are but I learnt that I was dyslexic at the age of around 14 and for me it was the ticket to the extra benefits that were essential to getting me to where I am now (Just finished my Masters Degree and qualified with distinction!). I have always been given around 25% extra time from the exam board in order to finish exams in my own time. In addition, there has always been extra support available for me throughout my studies in helping me to plan my work and my time much better than I could have done on my own. And, yes, there is the free computer! Above all this though is the confidence it gives me to never get too hung up about the things I find particularly difficult. Things that I struggle with are simply a quirk of Dyslexia and something that I can work around, rather than a result of me being "thick" or "dumb" (labels that I would have seen as a barrier to success).  I've never made a big deal of my Dyslexia and have never felt that it sets me apart from my friends in any way at all but if I do need a bit of extra help in my work, I'm not afraid to seek it out. I could write all evening as I've learnt a lot about the way I work through my being Dyslexic and really do see the "diagnosis" as an incredibly positive thing. Don't worry about the test itself either, it's just a load of silly games with words and pictures, some of it is quite fun really.
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I JUST TOOK THE TEST 2 MONTHS AGO AND I PASSED IT. YOU HAVE TO PASS WITH 95% I BELIEVE. I BOUGHT A TOEFL TEST BOOK FOR STUDING AND IT HELPED ME 100%
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And you were still able to type pretty well?\n\nTry writing a short story about your experiences. It may become a cookbook for TV Reality Show - "Fear Factor".