All lessons·Lesson 12 of 15
The C and comma keys
C belongs to the left middle finger and is on the bottom row: reach for it and come straight back to the home row. comma belongs to the right middle finger and is on the bottom row: reach for it and come straight back to the home row.
- Gross WPM
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- Accuracy
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- Wrong words left in
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- Keystrokes / hour
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- Time
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About this lesson
Lesson 12 of 15 adds C and comma. After it you know 24 keys. With these keys you can already type 52 common English words, such as which, could, come, came, watched. The drill mixes them with short key groups.
which · could · come · came · watched · created · cut · reached · child · place · case · fact · service · car · city · face · office · research · teacher · force · policy · music · college · effect · class · voice · police · price
The drill is forty items long and is generated afresh every time, so you practise the keys rather than memorise a line. Faded keys on the keyboard are ones you have not met yet.
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