And here are the last 5 letters on the keyboard for you to learn: Z for the pinky, X for the ring, C for the middle and the index takes care of both V and B.

B is actually a hard one. Notice how much farther your left-hand finger has to stretch to reach B from its position in the home row (on F) than your right-hand index finger has to reach for its bottom row extended character, N, from its home row position (on J). Just knowing this will help to reduce errors, but don't be surprised if you get tripped up on the B early on.

By now you probably have them memorized, but here are the Principles for Effective Learning anyways! Make sure you have them in mind before doing any typing!


For some variety and supplementary practice, here are some things you can do before and/or after this lesson's exercise. They're fun (& educational); try them out!


Click the orange button when you're ready to begin this lesson's exercise!


bv cx vvxx vcc Zcbv bvcz X cx xxvv VVZZ cvv vz V zvbx bxcz Cb vvb bx xxc vc ccb bbc xcc xc bczv cb bzvx ZV vb ccz cv VB vb XZ xbbz Xx bcxz xv vbxc xxv vvvvb vbxz vx bbxx bbv xxbb



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