Lesson
Both hands together
In this exercise you'll put together what you've learned, using your left and right hands in turn to type the text.
Remember the correct hand position. Notice the small bumps on the [F] and [J] keys. They help you find these keys and place your hands correctly without looking at the keyboard.
Now practice taking your hands off the keyboard and putting them back a few times without looking. After a few tries you'll find the right position quickly.
Once you can do that, relax and start the lesson.
What this lesson teaches
- Place in the course
- Basic course › Home row · exercise 5 of 109
- Characters practiced
- jSpacefdksla;Enter
- Text length
- 944 characters
About this lesson
This lesson doesn't add new keys. It reinforces the ones you know from earlier exercises, in new combinations.
Exercise text: 208 words, 944 characters, 8 distinct characters not counting spaces.
For complete beginners. The home row is where your fingers rest - touch typing starts there, and the other rows come later.
Before this lesson: Practice j k l ;. After it: Words with both hands.
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