Part Ⅰ The Basics Step-by-step　Introduction　　What is consecutive interpreting?　　When is consecutive interpreting used?　　About this book　　Note-taking for consecutive interpreting　　About the notes　　About the examples　　How to use the book　　Miscellaneous　Chapter 1. Speech Analysis　　Speech writing guides　　Structure maps　　Mini-summaries　　Mind maps　Chapter 2. Recognizing and Splitting Ideas　Chapter 3. The Beginning of Notes　Chapter 4. Links　Moving On...　　Taking notes directly　　Reproducing speeches from notes　　Note-taking from the spoken word　Chapter 5. Verticality and Hierarchies of Values　　Parallel values　　Shifting values　　Parallel values 2　　Use of brackets　Chapter 6. Symbols　　What is a symbol?　　Why use symbols?　　what to note with symbols　　How to use symbols　　Organic symbols　　where to find symbols　Chapter 7. Memory Prompts　　Structure can help recall information　　Things right in front of you　　Note the simple for the complicated　　Stories and jokes　　It depends on what you already know　Chapter 8. What to NotePart Ⅱ Fine-tuning　1. Clauses　2. Rules of Abbreviation　3. Verbs　4. The Recall Line　5. Uses of the Margin　6. Implicit Links　7. Pro-forms　8. Noting Sooner, or Later　9. How You Write it　10. More on Symbols　11. Things You Didn't Catch　12. The EndPart Ⅲ The Back of the Book　1. Notes with Commentary　　Speech 1-Hodgson　　Speech 2-Patten　　Speech 3-Torry　　Speech 4-MacShane　2. Versions of the Tasks Set　3. The Examples　4. Where to Find Practice MaterialGlossaryFurther ReadingReferencesIndex