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Beginner course · Lesson 12

Sentences

Bring letters, capitals, spaces, and punctuation into natural original sentences.

This lesson teaches the standard US QWERTY keyboard layout.

Eight rounds move from clear key guidance to useful word, phrase, and sentence practice. You can finish over several visits; completed rounds stay on this browser.

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Lesson 12 · US QWERTY

Sentences

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Lesson stagesStage 1 of 3
Learn — Round 1 of 8Short complete sentences
Training hints
Teaching visuals

Finger colors show key assignments. The orange outline identifies the next target. Teaching visuals are independent of guidance intensity.

Finger guidance

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Start each sentence with a capital and finish with its punctuation. Read each complete thought before moving to the next one; Space joins the sentences.

Hold Right Shift with your right pinky finger. Press T with your left index finger.

Expected character T. Hold Right Shift with your right pinky finger. Press T with your left index finger.. Type in the field below. Paste is unavailable. Press Escape to restart.

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Click or tap the text to focus the typing input.Current text segment: The room is quiet. A book lies open on the table. Mia puts a clean cup beside it. She opens the window and sits down. There is time to read a few pages before lunch.
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Left handRight hand

Left index fingerRight Shift uses the opposite pinky.

PinkyRingMiddleIndexThumbOrange outline: next key · Hold: Shift
Key and finger guide

US QWERTY · Paired swatches show left, then right. Each key’s two symbols use the same finger. Space accepts either thumb; there is no need to alternate.

Left hand

Left pinky finger
` / ~ · 1 / ! · Q · Caps · A · Left Shift · Z
Left ring finger
2 / @ · W · S · X
Left middle finger
3 / # · E · D · C
Left index finger
4 / $ · 5 / % · R · T · F · G · V · B
Left thumb
Space

Right hand

Right pinky finger
0 / ) · - / _ · = / + · P · [ / { · ] / } · \ / | · ; / : · ' / " · / / ? · Right Shift
Right ring finger
9 / ( · O · L · . / >
Right middle finger
8 / * · I · K · , / <
Right index finger
6 / ^ · 7 / & · Y · U · H · J · N · M
Right thumb
Space

Unassigned utility keys stay neutral. The diagram shows the layout; each round introduces only its own allowed keys.

Lesson ready. Select the typing input to begin.

Technique for this lesson

Keep your shoulders relaxed, use the highlighted finger, and return your hands toward the home position. Correct an error calmly with Backspace; accuracy matters more than rushing.